We will put $5 million into early years education to fund Growing Launching into Learning (Stage 2), which will expand the highly successful Launching into Learning (LiL) early years program.
We will put $5 million into early years education to fund Growing Launching into Learning (Stage 2), which will expand the highly successful Launching into Learning (LiL) early years program.
ATSI peoples have a right to self-determination and must be partners in the policies and services that affect them.
The Tasmanian Greens have pledged to develop a comprehensive ten year State Autism Plan and Implementation Strategy to support Tasmanians with autism and their families.
The Tasmanian Greens have announced their Adventure Lies in the West $12 million policy commitment to market Tasmania’s North West to interstate and international tourists.
The Greens have committed to tabling legislation to amend the Tasmanian Forest Agreement Act 2013 to accurately reflect the original signatories’ agreement.
The way we treat animals reflects how we treat ourselves and our society. We will work towards ending animal cruelty.
Greens Emergency spokesperson Paul ‘Basil O’Halloran MP has released the Greens’ election commitment to invest over $2.3 million over four years into a dedicated Arson Group, to help pool current r
Artistic expression is fundamental to vibrant and healthy communities. We must promote an understanding and appreciation of the arts.
Kim Booth MP has announced a new Greens commitment to attract and retain skilled professionals to Launceston and north-eastern Tasmania, based on the successful Evocities model in New South Wales.
The Tasmanian Greens will commit $23.3 million to build the proposed Battery Point Boardwalk by 2017.
Our unique indigenous biodiversity must be protected. We need to take action to ensure we sustain the Earth’s life support systems.
The Tasmanian Greens have announced a plan to attract new major industrial energy users to Tasmania and drive growth in Tasmania’s information technology sector.
The Tasmanian Greens have announced a funding package to provide long term funding certainty for Landcare.
South-East Australia is incredibly vulnerable to extreme wildfires. We must protect human life and preserve our built and natural assets. A world class research centre will provide expertise about bushfire behaviour.
A Better Way to Reduce Bushfire Risk
The plight of asylum seekers is a humanitarian crisis on a global scale. The Greens believe Tasmania is well-positioned to be a beacon of compassion, hope and common-sense.
A better way to look after carers
Government has the responsibility to ensure that children's rights are upheld according to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Making Sure Our Government Represents People, Not Big Business
Climate change poses the greatest threat to our world in human history and requires urgent local, national and global action. The preservation of human life is paramount.
Community sport and recreation supports individual and community physical and mental health and wellbeing.
A fairer way for SA
Putting low-impact transport first
All people have a right to independence, self-determination and choice in their lives. Disability policy and law is therefore a matter of human rights, as well as individual health and well-being.
The Greens vision is for a society that respects and values the right to choose.
This state policy should be read with our federal education policy. University funding is a federal responsibility; the universities’ section of this policy only relates to the state government’s administrative responsibility for Victorian universities.
Building equity and opportunity
Fixing the Voting System to Help People Have Their Say At Elections
We must keep individuals and communities safe in times of disaster. We need properly staffed and well-resourced services to respond to emergency situations and provide disaster relief.
The Tasmanian Greens today celebrated International Women’s Day by releasing their $4.9 million election commitment to empower Tasmania’s women and girls.
State and local energy strategies must be based on the principles of ecological sustainability and social equity. Renewable energy is the only way to achieve a sustainable energy industry.
A Better Way to Power South Australia
Taking action to protect and restore biodiversity
The Tasmanian Greens are committed to reducing the discrimination and prejudice that still exists in our community, to move towards a truly inclusive society.
The Tasmanian Greens have a plan for a world class Tasmanian Broadband Network, connecting fibre-optics direct to Tasmanian homes and businesses.
The Greens will help South Australian farmers protect their land and help consumers buy local products.
Victoria's forests must be managed effectively to preserve our environment for future generations and to demonstrate respect for the traditional ownership of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
The Tasmanian Greens will provide all University and TasTAFE students with free Metro Tasmania public transport.
The Tasmanian Greens have announced plans for an exciting new eco-tourism development connecting Salamanca Place with Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area, via a route walked by Charles Darwin
People are entitled to choose to gamble. Increased gambling has led to increased crime and public cost and must be properly regulated.
The Tasmanian Greens have committed to boosting the investigative and coercive powers of the state’s Integrity Commission to make it more effective and boost confidence in Tasmania's public institu
The Tasmanian Greens have announced their Agriculture: Harnessing Our Natural Advantage Policy Initiative.
Our government is responsible for funding quality health care for all. The promotion of health and prevention of illness and injury must remain high priorities and be consistently well-funded.
Creating a healthier society, because prevention is better (and cheaper) than a cure.
The Tasmanian Greens have announced a new plan to help foster healthy eating habits among Tasmanian school children.
The Greens will small businesses and community organisations bring down their electricity bills.
Affordable, appropriate, safe, healthy, environmentally sustainable, community-orientated and secure housing is a basic human right.
Universal human rights are fundamental and must be respected and protected in all countries and for all people.
Victorian industry should be ecologically and economically sustainable. We need efficient transport, affordable education, fair taxes and clean energy.
The Tasmanian Greens will boost sustainable tourism in the North East by investing in cycle tourism along the disused north east rail line.
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