National Council of Women of Tasmania
he National Council of Women of Tasmania celebrated its 117th annual report for its 118th year this year.
he National Council of Women of Tasmania celebrated its 117th annual report for its 118th year this year.
Once there is a women's national AFL league, they will grow a whole new audience for sport in Australia as we see women given an opportunity to shine.
Football is a great unifying force in our community. It brings together people from all walks and runs of life.
On behalf of the Tasmanian Greens MPs, I pay respect to the palawa/pakana people of Tasmania, to their treasured elders, past and present.
We have learnt from the survivors of violence about the implicit nature of our society's acceptance of that violence.
The Australian and Tasmanian Greens have identified an opportunity for Tasmania to have a team in the AFL’s national women’s league.
The long-awaited report of the Sentencing Advisory Council (SAC) in to the sentencing of family violence offenders reinforces the Tasmanian Greens' position.
The announcement today of two new women appointed to the Board of the Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB) is a welcome step forward.
The Tasmanian Greens Party Room is delighted that Dr Rosalie Woodruff has been elected on countback to fill Senator-designate, Nick McKim’s seat in Franklin.
Tasmania has taken a significant step forward to make our community safer for women and children with the release today of the Family Violence Action Plan.