Housing and women’s health pledges made by major parties for upcoming Tasmanian election while divided on conversion practices ban

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2024-03-09

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The major parties hit on similar themes when announcing policies on housing and women's health for the Tasmanian State Election. But they were divided on the issue of a ban on conversion practices, with Labor and the Greens pledging stronger laws than the Liberals have planned.

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