Tasmanian Greens Alternative Budget for the financial year 2019-20.
News
Rosalie Woodruff MP -
15 November 2019
We are proud to be the sponsor of Party In The Paddock’s Parliamentary petition calling for pill testing to be trialled in Tasmania. This is critically important in the lead-up to the summer festival season.
Cassy O'Connor MP -
14 November 2019
The Liberals are determined to stifle the right to peaceful protest in Tasmania. At a time when young people are striking for climate, fighting for justice for Aboriginal people, standing up against new coal mines, protecting our carbon rich forests, the Liberals are threatening to lock them up.
Cassy O'Connor MP -
14 November 2019
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. Today was a quintessential example of where they are going wrong.
Rosalie Woodruff MP -
13 November 2019
Once again, the Minister to Police, Fire and Emergency Management dodged questions about how many Tasmania Fire Service remote area firefighters are available to be mobilised if a fire breaks out.
Cassy O'Connor MP -
13 November 2019
The Federal Court’s decision to set aside the determination that the Lake Malbena proposal was not a ‘controlled action’ under national environment law sits solely with the Liberals.
Parliamentary Activity
Cassy O'Connor MP -
14 November 2019
Cassy O'Connor questions the Minister for parks over the proposal to privatise Encampment Bay in Maria Island National Park.
Cassy O'Connor MP -
14 November 2019
Cassy O'Connor questions the premier over their second attempt at anti-protest legislation following the High Court's invalidation of the original laws.
Rosalie Woodruff MP -
14 November 2019
Full Debate on the Greens' Matter of Public Importance on ensuring that pill testing can occur at festivals this summer.
Cassy O'Connor MP -
14 November 2019
Cassy O'Connor delivers a second reading contribution to the Gaming Control Amendment (Wagering) Bill 2019, which introduces a point of consumption tax for wagers and implements the National Consumer Protection Framework for online wagering.
Rosalie Woodruff MP -
14 November 2019
Rosalie Woodruff delivers a second reading contribution to the Gaming Control Amendment (Wagering) Bill 2019, which introduces a point of consumption tax for wagers and implements the National Consumer Protection Framework for online wagering.