Tasmanian Times
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Too Close for Comfort …
How much do the early days of the Trump administration look like the Third Reich? Historian Richard Evans weighs in. Read hereSlate
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Privatisation has damaged the economy, says ACCC chief
… Deregulating the electricity market and selling poles and wires in Queensland and NSW, meanwhile, had seen power prices almost double there...
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Liberal Party to direct preferences to One Nation above Nationals in WA
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1.0KCoroner & LegalThe Human Microwave – Will We Get One?
*Pic: A high-powered military-built microwave protester-deterring vehicle With more Forestry protests on the horizon, the Tasmanian Liberal government must be getting desperate...
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Creating a Future Beyond Homelessness …
An opinion article in the Examiner claimed that “everyone can help to resolve homelessness” ~ http://www.examiner.com.au/story/4461372/everyone-can-help-to-resolve-homelessness/?cs=97 If that is true, how would...
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Step into the past as part of Ten Days on the Island …
Launceston’s Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG) will bring history to life with the premiere of newly-formed baroque music ensemble, Van...
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Liberals Will Wear Blame if FT Fails in FSC Bid
Forestry Tasmania has made it clear that if the Hodgman Government proceeds with its plan to open up 357 000 hectares of...
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Liberals Need to Invest $150M Windfall Gain in Launceston Infrastructure
Instead of taking credit for the State and the nation’s ongoing recovery from the GFC, the Hodgman Government needs to commit to...
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Skills Fund open for more training places
Applications are now open for the next round of the Skills Fund Demand Led program with up to $4.7 million available to...
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Growing economy drives $150 million budget boost
Tasmania’s budget has been boosted by the growing Tasmanian economy, with an almost $150 million increase in receipts from conveyance duty and...
