What would it take to decisively address socio-economic disadvantage in Tasmania and pursue a state of seven zeros?
Po: Could we ignite change by more clearly reporting on progress being made to address socio-economic disadvantage in Tasmania?
What would it take to strategically increase the number of people working in Tasmania?
Po: Could a combination of targeted immigration and "grow our own" strategies build the workforce we need in Tasmania?
What would it take to transition to an Australian republic with an Australian Head of State?
Po: Could we change our Constitution, become a Republic and have an Australian as our Head of State by 2035?
What would it take to establish a successful ‘park and ride’ scheme in the City of Launceston?
Po: Could the City of Launceston reduce traffic congestion and pressure on parking with a world class 'park and ride' scheme?
What would it take to re-establish the health and usability of the Tamar Estuary at Launceston?
Po: Could the health of the River Tamar be restored to make it ecologically sound and recreationally vibrant by 2040?
What would it take to create a world class outdoor netball centre in the City of Launceston?
Po: Could the Hoblers Bridge centre be transformed into a sustainable all weather netball complex by 2035?
What would it take to build an iconic monument in the City of Launceston?
Po: Could we build a city defining monument that acknowledges the past and commits to a free, fair, and peaceful future for all?
What would it take to adequately fund addiction and recovery supports in Tasmania?
Po: Could economic and social wellbeing in Tasmania improve through genuine investment in addiction and recovery supports?
What would it take to attract more international film and TV projects to Tasmania?
Po: Could a production hub at Mac Point and a suitable attraction strategy put Tasmania in front of the world?
What would it take to make the fight against high inflation fairer?
Po: Could a temporary increase in the portion of employee wages directed to retirement savings be a fairer way to tame inflation than increasing interest rates?
