Tasmanian Times
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870ArticlePublic Meeting Backs Collins Street Improvements
Media release – City of Hobart, 25 March 2025 Transforming Collins Street public meeting As per the Local Government Act 1993, the...
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Tasmanian Aerospace and Defence Capabilities on Deck at Avalon Airshow 2025
Six Tasmanian entitites will present their aerospace and defence capabilities at the controversial Avalon Australian International Airshow at Geelong’s Avalon Airport. There...
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NW Transmission Devt Blows Out Marinus Budget
by Rachel Williamson, Renew Economy The full cost of the Marinus link subsea cable is now estimated to be $4.8 billion, according...
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Are Southern Tasmania’s Private Maternity Services the Canary in the Private Insurance Coal Mine?
The Australian Medical Association (AMA) acknowledges that the current landscape surrounding maternity services is dynamic. We want to reassure the public that...
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Tonight’s Public Meeting on Collins Street (Hobart) Transformation
Tuesday evening sees the much-talked-about public meeting regarding the Collins Street improvements in Hobart. The Hobart Council was obliged to arrange the...
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Mental Health Support Lacking for Most Tasmanians
Media release – Mental Health Council of Tasmania, 25 March 2025 Three-quarters of Tasmanians missing out on Mental Health Support Nearly three-quarters...
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Community Broadcasting Conference Set for Hobart in October
The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia has announced that Hobart will be the venue for this year’s CBAA Conference. To be held from 23–25 October at Crowne Plaza,...
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Winter’s Cold Calculus on Stadium Schemozzle
Journalist, Alex Johnston Q: There seems to be a lot of dissatisfaction on the stadium issue. You see comments, you hear it on...
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Budgets – Black Holes, Black Ink or Black Magic? (part 2 of 2)
In part 1 of this two-part series I gave a brief overview of the contemporary mainstream attitude to central government budgets, and...
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New Studies Provides Insights into Reuse Sector
Tasmanians saved an estimated $147 million through buying and selling second hand goods in the 2023-24 financial year alone, a new study...
