The Tasmanian Greens acknowledge the anxiety and pain Tasmania’s Nepalese community are experiencing as a result of the Nepal-Tibet tragedy.
I want to get a clear understanding, and perhaps you might take this on notice, of how much is actually set aside totally in the Budget for multicultural communities and your ...
Considering that essential work, will the government consider setting aside funding for a Launceston office, to support the essential services provided to the refugee community?
Minister, can you explain why the funding was cut and whether the government will commit to refunding this program in the future?
Minister, I was really pleased to attend with you, although I did note that it was easier to get there by bike rather than by car, the TAFE graduation, which was held at 3C last...
I rise this evening to speak about an important event I attended on Friday evening at Moonah, the launch of the Tasmanian chapter of the Islamophobia Register.
A Greens motion committing the Parliament to support multicultural Tasmanians and resisting racism passed the House of Assembly with full support.
Thank you to everyone who spoke. It has been a genuinely moving moment to hear people's reflections and different histories coming to bear in this place.
It should not be a radical thought to say that racism is not okay.
Honourable Deputy Speaker, the Greens understand this is a matter of deep importance to the Tasmanian Aboriginal people and to the Tasmanian community.