Photo Gallery

	Bryan Green and members of the Sports Carnivals Association of Tasmania announcing $20,000 in State Government funding for the Christmas Carnival Series. (Picture: Grant Wells, Advocate Newspaper)
	Funding for North West Coast Dogs Homes. The State Government has provided funding to enable more humane and safer facilities to be built in the Devonport and Burnie dogs homes
	King Island Kelp Harvesters. Bryan Green, State Colleague Steven Kons and Federal Member for Braddon Sid Sidebottom discuss the King Island kelp industry with one of the company's employees.
	Burnie Mill Dispute. The 1992 Bunie pulp mill dispute was a watershed in Industrial Relations in Tasamania. Here Bryan Green and other workers discuss their next move.

Bryan Green with staff and students from Devonport Christian School after a tour of Parliament House in November 2000.

New Tourism Signs For Penguin Bryan Green and Councillor Phillipa Johnstone oversee the installation of new directional signs in Penguin. More details can be found at Government Media Statements. (Picture: Helen Kempton, Advocate Newspaper)

Bryan recently hosted a visit to Parliament House by students from Ulverstone Primary. School visits are an important way for young people to learn about Tasmania's Parliament.

Bryan and members of the Forth Primary School Council recently inspected the $970,000 redevelopment at Forth Primary.

Bryan recently hosted a delegation from the Irish County of Wicklow to Tasmania. Tourism and trade issues were amongst many discussed. Details can be found at Government Media Statements

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