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Demise of Sunday penalty rates a backward step
The decision today by the Fair Work Commission to reduce Sunday penalty rates removes an important pricing signal to businesses that reflects...
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The Gift That Keeps On Giving …
Water at Pioneer … If Peter Gutwein’s meeting today with David Downie and the 29 councils goes as it is planned, Tasmanians...
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EPA considers proposal for upgrade of the sewage treatment plant at Blackmans Bay
The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has concluded its assessment of a proposed upgrade to the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) off Tinderbox Road,...
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Halt Okehampton Bay Until Salmon Mess Cleared Up
Tassal joining Huon Aquaculture in court around the government’s industry regulator raises even more issues about the government’s regulation of the salmon...
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Sunday penalty rates slashed by Fair Work Commission
UNION groups have warned some workers could lose up to $6000 a year after the Fair Work Commission agreed to slash Sunday...
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Penalty rates decision will be a disaster for Tasmania
Tasmanians who work in hospitality, fast-food and retail and rely on penalty rates will be devastated by today’s decision to cut Sunday...
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Fish Farms and Forests – State Election Will be a Referendum on the Environment
With fish farming approved in East Coast waters despite the threat of environmental harm and community opposition, and loggers to be unleashed...
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Government forest policy delusion deepens with details on new legislation …
… Three Capes Track forests off limits to logging – why not Derby and the Blue Tier, Wielangta, takayna/Tarkine, Douglas-Apsley and the...
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Will the proposed new Upper House seat of Prosser herald other unexpected changes?
The Northern Midlands sign by the northern streets of Tunbridge, with the historic bridge seen across the highway among the trees. Will...
