Tasmanian Times
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1.4KArticleProtesters Demand Swisse Stop Antarctic Krill
Protesters gathered outside the Melbourne headquarters of Swisse today, urging the vitamin giant to cease its production of krill oil supplements. Krill...
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Tasmanian Leaders Condemn Bondi Terror Attack
Tasmanian political leaders, community organisations and safety advocates have united to condemn the terror attack on the Jewish community at Bondi. The...
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Fire Permits Required Statewide – Bushfire Risk Rises
Media release – Tasmania Fire Service, 15 December 2025 Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) has declared that fire permits will be required statewide...
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Hurricanes Host Thunder In Grand Final Rematch
The Hobart Hurricanes will begin their KFC BBL|15 title defence tomorrow night, hosting the Sydney Thunder at Ninja Stadium in a highly...
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Grove Intersection Plan – Not What We Wanted
The community asked for a roundabout. They asked for an overpass. They asked for parking. They were given some kerbing and a...
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Shakira Robertson Wins Young People’s Human Rights Award
Shakira Robertson’s campaign to have vehicles legally recognised as weapons in domestic violence assaults has been elevated to the national stage, marking...
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Tas That Was – Salamanca Arts Centre
From the 1820s to the 1840s, the buildings that now house the Salamanca Arts Centre were erected as warehouses during the development...
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YIMBY Hobart Backs Ban On CBD Car Yards
Media release – YES In My Backyard (YIMBY), 14 December 2025 To the elected members of Hobart City Council YIMBY Hobart writes...
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Hidden Data Reveals Real Cause of ED Crisis
While the daily news cycle has so far seen copy-paste reporting of an Opposition press release regarding Tasmania’s collapsing triage times, a...
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Incat Sets Global Benchmark In Electric Shipbuilding
Incat Tasmania has achieved a maritime world first, successfully trialling the largest battery-electric ship ever constructed—the 130-metre Hull 096—today on the River...
