Broadband debate
Mr FERGUSON (Bass) – I thank the member for Lyons, Ms White, for her address. I find it very hard to disagree with anything that she said. It was an excellent speech; the problem I now have is that she has given an excellent speech which unfortunately goes to an offensive motion. So naturally enough we are not supporting your motion or the motion that Mr Wightman wrote.
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Flinders Island Package unveiled
A Hodgman Liberal Government will provide the real change Flinders Island needs with up to $6.4 million to fix shipping, improve port facilities, further develop renewable energy options and importantly, assist the island to further develop and market the Flinders Island brand.
Labor has failed the Flinders Island community over almost 12 years in government. Most recently, the debacle surrounding the Flinders Island shipping service highlights Labor’s ineptitude and lack of interest in the people of Flinders Island.
read moreProtecting Launceston from Flood
What the Tasmanian Liberals will do:
read moreA Hodgman Liberal Government will provide $11.5 million to the Launceston Flood Authority for urgent and essential works to complete the works on the Lindsay Street Levee re-alignment.
Tackling Tamar Silt
What the Tasmanian Liberals will do:
read moreInvest $9.5 million in the economic and environmental future of Northern Tasmania by tackling the major and continuing silt problem in the Tamar River and establishing a single state authority to manage Tamar River and the Esk River catchments into the future.
Statement from Will Hodgman: Liberal Government to capitalise on broadband
Today in a major speech to the Launceston business community I again emphasised that a Hodgman Liberal Government will support the NBN roll-out in Tasmania.
read moreMaking our roads safer
Tasmanian roads are the most deadly in Australia. Think about that for a moment: “The most deadly roads in Australia”. The national road fatality rate for 2008 was 6.85 deaths per 100,000 people. In Tasmania last year the rate was 12.8 deaths per 100,000 people. That’s almost double.
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