House of Assembly Supports Greens’ Move to Fly Aboriginal Flag Over Parliament
In a rare show of unanimity, the House of Assembly has supported a Greens’ Motion to permanently fly the Aboriginal flag over Parliament.
In a rare show of unanimity, the House of Assembly has supported a Greens’ Motion to permanently fly the Aboriginal flag over Parliament.
Labor and the Liberals have today united to drastically cut the time allocated in Budget Estimates to scrutinise key government portfolios.
I am pleased to be a member of a party which has always recognised that this land was stolen, it was never ceded, and that true justice for Aboriginal people.
Why is Roger Jaensch still a Minister of the Crown?
Yesterday, we received a letter from Premier Gutwein trying to blame the Greens for the situation in which his government has found itself.
Minister Jaensch has breached the Ministerial and Parliamentary Codes of Conduct by wilfully misleading Parliament. His position is untenable.
This morning in Question Time, we asked the Human Services Minister if a decision was made to change the law to make it easier to evict tenants.
The Greens urge MLCs to vote against the increased police ‘move on’ powers in Section 5 of the government’s Begging Bill.
The Minister's threat to abandon the major projects legislation if the upper House passes amendments are an assault on the democratic function of parliament.
Roger Jaensch’s threats to terminate the Major Projects legislation if the Upper House dares amend it are an assault on the democratic foundation of Parliament.