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Speaker, I rise briefly in support of the amendment to cap the number of firearms a person may legally own.  Australia’s National Firearms Agreement has rested for 30 years on

A two-year Parliamentary inquiry into discrimination and bullying in Tasmanian schools has handed down its findings, showing homosexual and divorced teachers are being discriminated against by the state’s Catholic education

A two-year Parliamentary inquiry into discrimination and bullying in Tasmanian schools has handed down its findings, showing homosexual and divorced teachers are being discriminated against by the state’s Catholic education

If we get locked into a COST- PLUS contract for the AFL stadium then Tasmanians bear the inflationary price rises on materials, and sky is the limit when it comes

My successful motion in March calling for the release of Tasmanian government Cabinet papers came to life today with news the disclosures will be uploaded monthly to the Department of

Kristie Johnston to run for re-election in new-Clark I will be a candidate for re-election in Clark at the next state poll. I’ve chosen to remain in Clark because it

Fighting for government integrity is not a political game or about personal attacks. It matters, because integrity standards create better outcomes for everyday Tasmanians, and that’s what a functioning parliament

I’ve joined members of the crossbench concerned about matters arising from the resignation of former Minister Madeleine Ogilvie, who’ve written to Premier Jeremy Rockliff for answers. With Ms Ogilvie having

Independent MP Kristie Johnston has demanded Tasmania’s government restore casino tax rates to 25 per cent, saying a $10m annual discount is unjustified as gambling revenue has grown, the Mercury

Concerns remain about AFL stadium bidder Webuild failing a disclosure test during the Expression Of Interest (EOI) process. In the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Monday, Macquarie Point Development Corporation

It’s a budget about cuts, but there were some genuine wins worth acknowledging: a food relief strategy, another year of free bus travel, the school lunch program, Thriving Kids, and

Tasmania’s finances are in a dire situation with rising debt, cuts to services and significant levels of existing risk across the forward estimates. Taxpayers can’t afford the Tasmanian government actively