Tasmanian Times
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Charging station plan needs to be powered up
Labor Leader Bryan Green today ramped up Labor’s electric transport push. Meeting with members of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association in Devonport,...
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Appointment of Director of Public Prosecutions
Daryl Coates SC has been appointed Tasmania’s Director of Public Prosecutions. Mr Coates is a highly respected member of the Tasmanian and...
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Harriss outsourcing his responsibilities
Resources Minister Paul Harriss continues to skirt his responsibilities to his portfolio, bringing in outside help at significant cost to taxpayers as...
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Hidding doing nothing for fresh freight
The Liberal Government’s own freight strategy warns that getting fresh freight out of Tasmania this summer will be a “significant challenge” but...
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SEFR CONDEMNS THE LATEST IN AN ONGOING STRING OF ILLEGAL LOGGING OF SE FORESTS
This morning conservationists have halted logging in Glenbog State Forest Compartment 2332. Three logging machines are cabled to a tree sit 25...
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715StatementsOne Man’s Final Wish
Hear how an isolating disease, one man’s last wish and a small community create the largest ever to date community-based fundraiser for...
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1.1KEconomy
Thousands Rally in Hobart for Climate Action
Thousands of Tasmanians who travelled from all corners of the State rallied in Hobart for climate action in the lead up to...
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‘Building plan threatens heritage-listed trees’
Our two Heritage-listed highly significant sequoia trees are over 120 years old on our Heritage-listed property. They are an endangered species and...
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Documentary maker David Bradbury is in the Dole-drums
I drove my Mercedes to the Centrelink office recently to register for the dole. Old prejudices die hard – in my Depression...
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Malcolm …
Politicians maybe are wrongfully blamed for perceived Machiavellian behaviour … The recent change of leader within the Liberal Party however, resulted in...
