Tasmanian Times
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604StatementsTCT Quiz Night
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Entally Lodge opening a win for Tasmanian tourism
The Tasmanian Government is committed to growing the state’s tourism industry and the opening of Entally Lodge shows investors are confident in...
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Groom out of credits as Pay As You Go stalemate takes hold
Nearly 30,000 Tasmanian households are being kept in limbo by the Liberal Government as Aurora prepares to release its plans for Aurora...
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Lambie calls for a ban on Sharia Preachers …
… the Death Penalty for Islamic Terrorists and Treason Charges for Terrorist Supporters Independent Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie during the Australian Citizenship...
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Tourism boom at Port Arthur
Tasmania’s tourism boom is lifting visitor numbers to Port Arthur to new heights. Daytime visitor numbers in 2014-15 hit 272, 653, a...
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Petuna opens $10 million state-of-the-art hatchery in Cressy
Petuna Aquaculture today officially opened the doors to a new state-of-the-art recirculation hatchery in Cressy, injecting $10 million into Tasmania’s growing aquaculture...
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Hatchery expands State’s salmon industry
Tasmania’s reputation for producing high quality, clean, fresh and safe seafood for the nation’s dining tables has again been strengthened. Our vision...
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Biggest English shines global spotlight on Australia’s international education sector
1st December, Sydney, Australia. The Biggest English Lesson in the World is set to be a record-breaking success for Australia’s international education...
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Groom doing nothing to give households energy choice
Households will not enjoy the benefits of full retail competition under the Liberals, with Matthew Groom conceding he is doing nothing to...
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Government says YES to helping vulnerable Tasmanians with their power bills
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to helping vulnerable Tasmanians with their power bills. Obviously the best way to do that is...
