Labor in 2019 Stands for Nothing
Tasmanians who voted Labor at the last election on the basis of their position on pokies will be wondering what State Labor stands for in 2019.
Tasmanians who voted Labor at the last election on the basis of their position on pokies will be wondering what State Labor stands for in 2019.
The Hodgman Liberals have proven once again they are a government in lock step with big business.
In Parliament today, the Premier refused to rule out further tangible support for the proposed cable car.
Labor Leader, Rebecca White, has confirmed her party supports the construction of a cable car on kunanyi/Mt Wellington.
Public resources are being used to enable the private development of a cable car to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington.
kunanyi/Mt Wellington should be protected for its outstanding natural and cultural values, not carved up to suit a single developer pushing a divisive project.
'Open for business' means private developers can be assured they will be given ready access to public assets under this Liberal Government.
The Tasmanian Planning Commission’s decision to hold a public hearing on proposed changes to the Wellington Park Management Plan is welcome.
Cable car proponent, Adrian Bold, is living proof that anyone in Tasmania with a half-baked idea can expect to receive taxpayer-funded assistance.
Minister for State Growth, Matthew Groom, has refused to rule out government interference to enable the proposed cable car on kunanyi/Mount Wellington.