A Greens motion calling on the government to increase revenue in the State Budget has passed the Parliament’s lower house
A Greens Motion calling on the Government to heed expert advice and to finally accept the need to increase revenue in the upcoming State Budget.
Last week, a leaked email showed that TasTAFE intends to make $45 million in cuts over the next four years. Which courses will be cut? And how many will lose their jobs?
There was no leadership to be seen in this year's State of the State address.
Five years after warning about the direction of the state's finances, last
week Treasury released its new fiscal sustainability report warning of things getting rapidly
worse.
The Department of Treasury and Finance's 2026 Fiscal Sustainability Report is the most damning indictment yet on the Liberal Government's utter failure to manage the State Budget.
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens, I can confirm reports from today's Mercury that we have withdrawn from the Rockliff Government's Multi-Partisan Budget Consultation Panel.
Specifically, are you planning to forgo building new homes by Homes Tasmania in the forward years? Are you prioritising a roofed stadium before Tasmanians unable to put a roof over
Chair, I'm very pleased to present my response to the Estimates and, like Mr Fairs, I'd really like to thank the support of the deputies for both committees I chaired and for Mr...
Deputy Chair, I rise to reflect on Estimates committees, those committees in which we scrutinise and interrogate the government, and all is revealed about the Budget in answer to