Tasmanian Times
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Maydena Online Access Centre to close
Jeremy Rockliff has betrayed the people of Maydena with the impending closure of the Online Access Centre. Labor Shadow Education Minister Michelle...
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Launceston Cycling Festival kicks off
The Launceston Cycling Festival is fast becoming one of the highlights of the State’s sports calendar and this year’s event is shaping...
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Liberal defence contract decision a deep insult to Tasmanian maritime industry and workers: Lambie
Independent Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie has described the Liberal Defence Minister’s decision to knock out Tasmania’s bid to build Australia’s Pacific Patrol...
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External ranking puts Menzies research “well above world standard”
The Menzies Institute for Medical Research is celebrating its contribution to the University of Tasmania’s outstanding success in the 2015 Excellence in...
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World-class IMAS research leading the nation in fisheries and oceanography
IMAS Executive Director Professor Richard Coleman today welcomed the latest national research rankings which show the University of Tasmania is rated well...
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No Room for Cuts in Health
The Minister’s axing of 80 full-time positions in the health service is completely unexpected and raises grave concerns about the impact on...
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Retail revival hitting new highs
At $484.6 million in October, retail turnover has grown 5.7 per cent under the Hodgman Liberal Government. Tasmania’s retail revival has stepped...
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INTERNATIONAL SPOTLIGHT ON AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS SUPPORT FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY
The Australian marriage equality campaign will be under the international spotlight this coming week as the organisation’s Director, Rodney Croome, heads to...
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SUPPORTING TASMANIAN BUSINESS GROWTH
Regional Tasmanian businesses will be strengthened by a new funding programme announced today. Federal Member for Lyons Eric Hutchinson has urged local...
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A long way to go for Forestry Tasmania’s FSC bid, environment groups warn
The very issues that Markets For Change, the Bob Brown Foundation and the Tasmanian Conservation Trust documented and took FSC auditors to...
