What would it take to ban greyhound racing, re-home dogs, and transition industry workers in Tasmania?
Po: Could the Tasmanian government end the harm to dogs, save public money, and transition affected industry workers by 2029?
What would it take to create a generation of change makers with the skills to design solutions to real-world challenges?
Po: Could the City of Launceston host an annual competition that invites students to design solutions to current local, regional or global challenges?
What would it take to rapidly “grow our own” care economy workforce and meet the needs of all Tasmanians requiring support?
Po: Could strategic investment in the training of care economy workers address the challenge of the rapidly growing support needs of Tasmanians?
What would it take to establish the City of Launceston as the national leader in inclusive work opportunities for all?
Po: Could our community deliver inclusive work opportunities for older people and people with disability and help secure good work for all?
What would it take to establish “cradle to career” support for all vulnerable children and young people in the City of Launceston?
Po: Could we break the cycle of generational poverty by surrounding Launceston's children with a system of supports at every life stage?
What would it take to make school sporting infrastructure available for public use in the City of Launceston?
Po: Could greater public access to sports courts, school ovals, and gyms boost participation in exercise?
What would it take to establish the City of Launceston as one of the most livable regional cities in the world?
Po: Could our city attract and retain more people by being a leading place to live, study, work, raise a family, and age well?
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 inspire and support generations of change makers in the City of Launceston?
Po: Could Launceston create Tasmania's first vertical school and train citizen scientists for generations to come?
What would it take to improve the sustainability and comfort of all cold, damp and energy inefficient homes in Tasmania?
Po: Could the introduction of Energy Performance Certification for all homes in Tasmania support the development of targeted retro-fitting programs?
