Tasmanian Times
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Brexit: May tells her cabinet, this is the deal – now back me
Hard-Brexit Tories call for senior ministers to block withdrawal document agreed by UK and EU negotiators Read more here
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234StatementsNew comparison website takes confusion out of retirement village selection
CompareVillages.com.au is Australia’s first and only website helping Australians to comprehensively compare retirement living accommodation. Until now the retirement living industry has...
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2551ArticleMalbena matters – Town Hall meeting – Nov 27
The helicopter luxury tourist development proposed for Lake Malbena is the first of about 30 private tourist developments lined up for Tasmanian’s...
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AFA Weekly: Getting closer to Japan
On Friday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe will make an historic visit to Darwin, seventy-six years after the first attack by a...
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Statement RE: Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff’s media comments* on enterprise bargaining
Roz Madsen, AEU Tasmania State Manager, said: “We were extremely puzzled by the Education Minister’s statements via the media today given that...
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Where are Labor’s birth certificate amendments?
Last week, Labor attempted to quell community concerns by partially backflipping on their proposal to remove gender from birth certificates – but...
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131StatementsCONSTANCE ARI & GASP Present: Across the Coals …
SUNDAY 18 NOVEMBER 2018 | 4:30-8.30PM Join us at the barbecue area at Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park for a series of...
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Greens welcomes Morrison’s first step down the green-brick road towards a People’s Bank
Greens Treasury Spokesperson, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, commented today on the announcement by the government that they would establish a securitisation fund for...
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Tassie Yes vote anniversary gathering, 2pm tomorrow, Cascade Hotel
What: commemorating a year since Australia and Tasmania voted Yes Who: advocates, celebrants and married same-sex couples Where: Cascade Hotel, South Hobart...
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Tasmanian Senators hang the state out to dry
Shame on the Tasmanian Senators for unanimously supporting the Government’s changes to the GST. This is bad policy which is why I...
