Tasmanian Greens – Fiftieth Anniversary
Fifty years ago, on this day a group of people met in Hobart's Town Hall, 23 March 1972.
Fifty years ago, on this day a group of people met in Hobart's Town Hall, 23 March 1972.
Calls on the Mr Ferguson and Ms Archer to sincerely and unreservedly apologise for any hurt and offence caused by their response on 10 March last.
Minister, you were clearly heard groaning whilst sitting there, while the words of victim/survivor Tiffany Skeggs were read into the House.
The Greens are a party committed to truth telling, to treaty, to the return of stolen lands and to changing the date of our nation's day.
First, I acknowledge the Aboriginal people of Tasmania, I acknowledge 219 years of dispossession from landscape and violence towards First Nations people.
I wish Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II congratulations on the celebration of her Platinum Jubilee.
It is in part due to Mary Willey's courage that the Franklin River runs wild and free to this day.
Sir Max clearly was a man of great integrity, a truth teller, a decent man. One of the things that clearly offended him deeply was corruption and dishonesty.
We are proud to launch Hannah Bellamy as Greens' candidate for Elwick and Gideon Cordover as Greens' candidate for Huon in the Legislative Council elections.
Today’s Cabinet reshuffle highlights the urgent need to restore Tasmania’s House of Assembly to 35 seats to improve political representation and governance.