$$$how me the Money – my response to the 2010-11 State Budget

Mr FERGUSON (Bass) – I want to give a response to this Budget from my point of view.

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Position vacant: government with integrity

I’ve just driven back up North from two days in Hobart.  Getting familiar with the Tasmanian Parliament and setting up for the time ahead.

While driving, I listened to the live broadcast of the caretaker Premier Bartlett breathing his pathetic attempt to argue that somehow Will Hodgman had “failed to form a government” despite Labor’s supposed best efforts to facilitate the change.

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The Liberals’ $30 million plan to fix our education system: Statement from Will Hodgman and Sue Napier

A Hodgman Liberal Government will raise education standards by overhauling Tasmania Tomorrow and investing $30 million in revitalising our high schools, focussing on results, and providing more support to our students and teachers.

Under a Hodgman Liberal Government, there will be no more experimentation with our childrens’ education.

We will overhaul Tasmania Tomorrow based on strong feedback from teachers, students, parents, industry, and the community that Labor has got it wrong.

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Merry Christmas and a happy new Tasmania in 2010

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A hung parliament means four more years of Labor: Op Ed from Jeremy Rockliff, Deputy Liberal Leader

Most Tasmanians will regard discussion of hung parliaments as a distraction from the real issues facing people every day.  Real issues such as hospital waiting lists, resources for our schools and better roads.  And they will be right.  These things are a lot more important than a lot of posturing and preening by certain politicians.

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Liberal’s budget reply: leadership and vision for the future

2009-10 STATE BUDGET
ADDRESS IN REPLY
THE LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION, HON. WILL HODGMAN MP

Vision and leadership

Tasmania’s economic circumstances do not just demand a response.

They demand change.

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