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Government needs to take responsibility and address low NW child vaccination rates
Tasmanians trapped in housing crisis insulted by government’s constant spin
Rising costs hit Tasmanians hard
Government putting spin above safety in release of shocking child safety data
Child care sector still baffled by absent COVID plan and lack of safety access
Suffering continues for business despite Gutwein Government’s celebration
Questions remain about schools plan
Education Minister M.I.A in time of need
Practical application of schools plan demands answers
Now is time to fast track booster shots
Statement on COVID death in aged care
Staffing guarantee essential for Mersey services
Gutwein’s lack of leadership on full display in Courtney holiday debacle
Genuine concerns of parents and teachers must be addressed in Minister’s absence
Government must fast-track COVID booster shots to keep Tasmanians out of hospital
Two thirds of parents fear for kid’s COVID safety in schools as Courtney remains on holidays
Education Minister Courtney on holiday while schools face COVID uncertainty
Ferguson’s housing solutions not far enough
How many Rapid Antigen Tests will government provide teachers and students?
Clear information needed to keep children safe and well
People power prevails in Leith
Tasmanians need answers on what health services will be cancelled next
Sufficient business support urgently needed
Government must support vulnerable Tasmanians in support package
Premier must rectify failure to address work from home arrangements during COVID
King Island businesses in urgent need of support
Regional areas need permanent paramedics
Release schools audit and prove COVID work has been done
Pharmacies must be considered for 5 to 11-year olds vaccine roll out
Government’s failure to prepare health system puts enormous pressure on health workers
Government must support small and micro businesses impacted by COVID
Parents need to know if school will start on time
Disability sector needs urgent clarification on testing and COVID safety
Premature announcements help nobody
Labor releases Covid Response Framework for Tasmania
Regional areas must be supported to manage COVID
Regional areas need access to testing
COVID-impacted businesses need to be heard and supported
Premier must clarify aged care testing rules
Testing capacity questions must be answered
More transparency required of government
Government need to provide certainty and clarity for businesses and community
Time to listen to community on courthouse move
What is Government’s plan for increasing community care beds?
Transparency needed to avoid confusion
Workers need adequate support if impacted by COVID
Premier must provide close contact clarity
Government must explain is it Delta or Omicron?