Tasmanian Times
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1.3KArticleTas That Was – Mount Ossa (1947)
Mount Ossa is Tasmania's highest mountain.
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Communities Ramp-up Campaign Against Salmon Farming Expansion
Media release – Friends of the Bays, Neighbours of Fish Farming (NOFF), 6 December 2024 Communities ramp-up campaign on salmon farming expansion...
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OTTER: Tas Consumer Power Prices ‘Competitive’ with Other States
Media release – Office of the Tasmanian Economic Regulator, 6 December 2024 Price Comparison Report – December 2024 The Tasmanian Economic Regulator...
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AMA: We’re Failing on Mental Health
Media release – Australian Medical Association, 6 December 2024 Australia’s mental healthcare system failing those who need it most, AMA warns Australia’s...
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Port Arthur’s 1830 Restaurant Revamped
Media release – Port Arthur Historic Site Visitor Centre, 5 December 2024 1830 Restaurant & Bar: Reopening with a New Menu, Local...
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Tas That Was – ‘BP Beltana’
This photograph, snapped sometime in the 1970s, shows the ‘BP Beltana’ service station on the East Derwent Highway in Lindisfarne. Tas That...
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Report Recommends Privatisation But Public Trustee Board Agin
Media release – Guy Barnett, Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, 5 December 2024 Restructure of the Public Trustee The Tasmanian Government is...
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Anglicare: Facial Recognition Technology an ‘Ineffective Policy Response’ to Gambling Harm
Media release – Anglicare Tasmania’s Social Action and Research Centre, 5 December 2024 Facial Recognition Technology an ineffective policy response Facial Recognition...
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Illawarra Road Upgrade Designs Released for Feedback
Media release – Kerry Vincent, Minister for Infrastructure, 4 December 2024 Illawarra Road upgrade designs released for feedback As part of the...
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Partisanship, Polarisation and Social Cohesion in Australia
Report – Susan McKinnon Foundation, 29 November 2024 Partisanship, polarisation and social cohesion in Australia The McKinnon Poll seeks to encourage better...
