by mw061074 | July 26, 2022 | Newspaper
Industry comes out swinging against pokies harm measures Adam Holmes | The Examiner | 26 July 2022Tasmania’s poker machine sector has come out swinging against the government’s consideration of card-based pre-commitment technology, questioning the scale of...
by mw061074 | July 23, 2022 | Newspaper
Concerns held for future of the state’s law reform institute Matt Maloney | The Examiner | 23 July 2022The state’s legal fraternity says the government needs to step up its funding commitment to the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute to ensure its survival.A...
by mw061074 | July 23, 2022 | Newspaper, Uncategorized
Law reform funding push Rob Inglis | The Mercury | 23 July 2022TASMANIA’S premier law reform body has been hamstrung by “grossly inadequate” funding provisions, an independent review has found.Established in 2001, the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute (TLRI) receives...
by mw061074 | July 21, 2022 | Media (Climate Change Action), Newspaper
Environment report delay Caitlin Jarvis | The Examiner | 21 July 2022Tasmania has not produced a State of Environment report since 2009, but the state government says the report is under review.A tale of the declining health of Australia’s environment was...
by mw061074 | July 20, 2022 | Media (Climate Change Action), Newspaper
Pressure on Tassie’s ecosystems David Killick | The Mercury | 20 July 2022CONCRETE state government action must be taken to remedy some of the serious degradation highlighted in the federal State of the Environment report, the Greens say.Party spokeswoman Rosalie...
by mw061074 | July 15, 2022 | Media (General - Homepage), Newspaper
Reform is no fix: MP TASMANIA is missing an opportunity to strengthen transparency and integrity because important reforms are being done in piecemeal fashion, Legislative Council MP Meg Webb says.Releasing her submission to a lobbying review, the member for Nelson...
