As it draws to a close, 2019 has been an uninspiring Parliamentary year from the old parties, defined by a vacuum in policy and leadership.
Both Labor and the Liberals voted against the Greens’ move to clean up Question Time and restrict the amount of time Ministers can waffle on.
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens, I wish outgoing Braddon Liberal MP, Adam Brooks, all the best.
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens, I send best wishes to Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner.
Question Time this week has reached all new lows with close to half of the time taken up with self-congratulatory Dorothy Dixer questions.
Today's announcement by House of Assembly Speaker, Elise Archer, that babies will be no 'strangers' in our House, is warmly welcomed.
Cassy questions the Premier over the TCCI's concerns that in a 25 seat parliament, there is a limited pool of talent from which to choose a minister.
The Hodgman Liberals are desperately trying to deflect from Matthew Groom's woeful performance as Minister for Energy.
The Premier should recall Parliament to enable informed debate about these matters of importance to Tasmanians.
Braddon Liberal MP, Roger Jaensch is wilfully misleading over Parliamentary practice in the last term of government.