During the global financial crisis when the state's budget was in an extraordinarily difficult situation ‑ although nowhere near as strife‑stricken as it is now ...
It's an illustrative first choice of a private members time and the Greens won't be supporting this motion.
Since the election, the Greens have done everything possible to work across the Parliament to realise the changes we promised Tasmanians we’d fight for.
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens, I congratulate Helen Burnet MP on being elected as the Deputy Speaker and Chair of Committees in the Tasmanian Parliament’s House of Assembly.
At this stage, the Greens cannot support the proposed no-confidence motion in Parliament next week.
On behalf of the Greens today I have written to Dean Winter to inform him we are ready to offer confidence and supply to him as Premier
The Greens have a clear message – an election is not needed, and politicians of all sides should be doing what they can to avoid it.
That is a lot for relatively very short time. Let us look at the economists who have been commissioned to review benefits or otherwise of the stadium at Macquarie Point.
Honourable Speaker, can we argue that this is a dysfunctional government? Is that the situation now? I will get to that in a moment...
Deputy Speaker, I rise to talk about dysfunctional government, and I welcome this MPI.