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Companies risk reputational damage with offshore contracts
The four companies that have expressed an interest in multibillion-dollar government contracts for detention centres on Manus Island and Nauru should be...
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671StatementsDangerous Dog Declaration Highlights Deficits in the Dog Control Act
It is alleged that a boy was attacked by a dog in Wynyard on the weekend when he ventured onto a nearby...
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13 Hobart bands crowd-funding to release their music on a vinyl compilation
Foxy Morons … 13 Hobart bands have got together to release their music on one vinyl LP, to promote and distribute their...
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Groom’s Renewable Energy Failure
At today’s Government Business scrutiny committee, Minister for Energy, Matthew Groom, showed no sign he has any clear plan to lift Tasmania...
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kanalaritja: An Unbroken String opens at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
The Hodgman Liberal Government is a strong supporter of the arts in Tasmania, and it was my pleasure today to officially open...
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Government already acting on bushfire risks
The Hodgman Government has already taken action in the wake of the devastating bushfires earlier this year. The Government invested $250,000 for...
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New historical teen novel in 2017
MM FLYING THROUGH CLOUDS MICHELLE MORGAN It’s not easy being a teenage boy growing up in the tough neighbourhood of Glebe in...
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Frightened by Donald Trump? You don’t know the half of it
es, Donald Trump’s politics are incoherent. But those who surround him know just what they want, and his lack of clarity enhances...
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Government killed emissions scheme despite knowing it could shave $15 billion off power bills
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John Key was known as the smiling assassin. And people still liked him
blockquote>John Key’s legacy will not be defined by great policy achievements; it’s his success as the model of a neoliberal leader –...
