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Explore some of the recent campaign work from the Tasmanian Greens state parliamentarians. More Greens campaigns and issues here »
AUTUMN FOREST BURNS = CLIMATE CRIMES
Autumn is Tasmania’s most beautiful season. The days are still and clear, the sun is warm, the evenings are crisp.
But Tasmania’s archaic forestry sector ruins Autumn for many other Tasmanians, and presents a shocking image to our visitors from other states... More »
This week the Greens will be voting no to Gunns’ proposed polluting chemical and pulp mill.
You elected us to parliament to represent the community, not to be a rubber stamp for big business who represent only the interests of their shareholders, and often against the long-term interests of Tasm... More »
Our Alternative Budget Statement 2007-08 outlines our priorities in advance of the State Budget. This year we have pointed out the accumulated cost of at least $375 million of Lennon's Lemons - Labor's misguided splurges on the Hawthorn football club deal, racing facili... More »
Do you think climate change is the most important challenge facing governments around the world?
Do you believe that governments have a moral, social, environmental and economic responsibility to respond more strongly and quickly to climate change?
If you answered ‘yes’ to those questions, ... More »
The Tasmanian Greens have launched a Save Tassie's Farms campaign to show support for Tasmania's farming communities at a time when they face a variety of threats and challenges.
The Greens' campaign will focus on:
Encroachment of timber plantations
Timber plantations have already gobbled up... More »
Media, parliamentary work, events and policies grouped by general issue areas.
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Welcome
The Tasmanian Greens are a political party based on principles of Ecology,
Social Justice, Grassroots Democracy and Peace. We are part of the Australian
Greens and the global Green movement.
The Charter of the Greens
The principles of The Tasmanian Greens are encapsulated in The Greens
Charter, a philosophical statement that unites all members of The Greens.
History of The Tasmanian
Greens
Green politics first emerged in Tasmania in 1972 with the establishment
of the United Tasmania Group, the world's first Green party, which evolved
to become the Tasmanian Greens.
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COMMITMENT TO INCREASE AMBULANCE FUNDS NEEDED
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