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14 August 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE/AGRICULTURE Greens Senator Christine Milne said Labor's plan is another example of the Government causing more problems than it solves because it doesn't understand climate challenge or land management. [Full text] |
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14 August 10 → ICT Greens Senator Christine Milne called for a study into the feasibility of a digital media centre in Launceston. [Full text] |
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12 August 10 → ICT Greens Senator Christine Milne said it is of grave concern that Tony Abbott wishes to turn the NBN off. [Full text] |
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12 August 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne called on the Government to move the August 20 deadline for tenders for Green Loans assessors to join the new Green Start program to September 30. [Full text] |
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8 August 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne announced a policy for $5 billion worth of loan guaranties for large-scale renewable energy developments, an enhanced RET, a grant scheme and a feed-in tariff. [Full text] |
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5 August 10 → AGRICULTURE Greens Senator Christine Milne said the Coalition's agriculture policy is a mix of the good, the bad and the ugly. [Full text] |
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4 August 10 → AGRICULTURE Greens Senator Christine Milne said keeping farmers on the land is central to a food security strategy. [Full text] |
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4 August 10 → EDUCATION Greens Senator Christine Milne said students are feeling let down by a Government which fails to fully recognise the value of tertiary education. [Full text] |
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3 August 10 → AGRICULTURE Greens Senator Christine Milne welcomed the Government's commitment to develop a food security plan. [Full text] |
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30 July 10 → HEALTH Greens Senator Christine Milne said the Government should explain why the GP Super Clinic in Devonport fails to offer bulk billing services. [Full text] |
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29 July 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne said far from their advertising slogan of 'record investments in solar and other renewables', the Government is pulling money out of solar power at a record rate. [Full text] |
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27 July 10 → ENERGY/INNOVATION Greens Senator Christine Milne launched policies for making Australia's car fleet more efficient. [Full text] |
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27 July 10 → INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Greens Senator Christine Milne said she will launch a policy to help young and emerging artists earn an income from their art and reward all artists for their success. [Full text] |
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26 July 10 → HEALTH Greens Senator Christine Milne said the PM should use her visit to Tasmania to commit to increasing funding for mental and dental care as well as emergency care. [Full text] |
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25 July 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne has said stealing from the solar industry to pay cash for clunkers is the right policy but the wrong purse. [Full text] |
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25 July 10 → ENERGY Senator Milne has launched a policy to plan Australia's transformation into a 100% renewable energy powerhouse over the coming decades. [Full text] |
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23 July 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senator Christine Milne said the PM's climate change policy is an excuse for more delay. [Full text] |
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21 July 10 → EDUCATION/HEALTH Greens Senator Christine Milne is thrilled about the number of Tasmanian schools embracing fresh and healthy food programs. [Full text] |
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21 July 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne welcomed the Victorian Premier's announcement of a gross feed-in tariff for large-scale solar plants. [Full text] |
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20 July 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senator Christine Milne said Tony Abbott today dumped three programs for direct action on climate change, raising more questions about his commitment to acting on the climate crisis. [Full text] |
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18 July 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senator Christine Milne said Tony Abbott has no idea about what is going on with climate action around our region. [Full text] |
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15 July 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senator Christine Milne welcomed reports that Cabinet is considering the Greens' proposed interim carbon tax but said seeking consensus only with big polluters is a recipe for failure. [Full text] |
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14 July 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senator Christine Milne said two studies point the way for the PM to lift Australia's emissions reduction targets to the ambitious levels that the science demands. [Full text] |
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8 July 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne said there are more questions than answers remaining about the Government's household energy efficiency programs after Minister Wong's announcement. [Full text] |
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1 July 10 → HEALTH/AGRICULTURE/CHEMICAL REGULATION Greens Senator Christine Milne called on Minister Tony Burke not to license the use of methyl bromide for use in the Port of Burnie. [Full text] |
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29 June 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senators Bob Brown and Christine Milne today announced a 5 point plan for action on climate change and a legislated carbon price soon after the election. [Full text] |
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29 June 10 → CLIMATE CHANGE Senator Milne said the Government claimed at the G20 meeting that Australia has no fossil fuel subsidies that would fall within the scope of the G20 agreement to phase out such subsidies. [Full text] |
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25 June 10 → RESOURCES/CLIMATE CHANGE Greens Senator Christine Milne said the PM's first climate challenge is to cancel a brown coal export deal with Vietnam. [Full text] |
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23 June 10 → ENERGY Greens Senator Christine Milne said the Government and Opposition voted against a move to exclude native forest furnaces from the definition of renewable energy. [Full text] |
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23 June 10 → BIOSECURITY/AGRICULTURE Greens Senator Christine Milne welcomed improved quarantine conditions allowing increased apple exports to China but wants to ensure that apple imports do not threaten Australian soft fruits and apples. [Full text] |