Not Too Late to Act on St Helen’s
It’s not too late for the Premier to finally act to ensure all the crucial, life-saving services provided by the St Helen’s mental health facility will continue
It’s not too late for the Premier to finally act to ensure all the crucial, life-saving services provided by the St Helen’s mental health facility will continue
They want you to be honest about the fact that we're in a desperate situation, and you are there with them and you're open to every option.
Yesterday you released the Government's master plan for the redevelopment of St Johns Park. It will not be completed until 2025 at the earliest.
Michael Ferguson is trying to pretend he’s handed down a Budget to tackle the health crisis, but Tasmanians will see straight through his attempts at spin
Jeremy Rockliff has moved heaven & earth to to build a billion-dollar stadium at Macquarie Point but he won’t lift a finger to save vital mental health services
The Premier has refused to look into purchasing the St Helens building or taking over the services it operates
I indicate that the Greens support this amending legislation. When the Mental Health Act came in, in 2013, it was a huge change.
The conclusion of the AMA's national report card, which provides data about Tasmania, is overwhelming for the whole country.
The Australian Medical Association's report card is damning. It shows the long waits for people to access mental health care at emergency departments.
Essentially, across all of our health services is the reality that we are in a global pandemic.