The Greens welcome the Premier’s commitment to act on the Tasmanian Law Reform Commission’s report on harmful, unscientific conversion practices.
The ACT has a broader purview on who is captured under the requirement to register to work with vulnerable people.
The relationship between mental health and natural disasters is a very strong one.
Despite the progress that has been made in Tasmania, LGBTIQ+ people of all ages still report stigma, prejudice, exclusion and discrimination in our communities.
I want to raise the issue of workforce development, which the sector is concerned about in understanding what the Budget means.
Yesterday the results of the Government-commissioned UTAS LGBTIQ survey were released.
National Mental Health Week is an important time for us all to reflect on the lives of people who are living in mental health distress.
PESRAC recommended that the CAMHS reforms be accelerated and implemented as soon as possible and they set out a number of phases.
Last week a veritable who's who of Australian sport launched an incredibly important campaign called The Cool Down.
We have a load of 150 people or thereabouts, I understand, coming from the UK, who will be in hotel quarantine in Tasmania.
