Tasmanian Times
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Statements
TPP text finally released – after any opportunity to fix it is gone
Greens spokesperson for Trade, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, says now the text has finally been released stakeholders and the community will at last...
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Economic and Social Outlook Conference Speech
The Commonwealth has steadily increased its power and revenue base at the expense of the states. There is agreement on the need...
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Local expo aims to help you live, eat and cook well for good health
Tasmanians are encouraged to attend Diabetes Tasmania’s Living Well with Diabetes expo this Saturday to broaden their understanding of Australia’s fastest growing...
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779Cascades Female Factory, Nov 8, 10.30am: Edges of Empire
Judith Wood Book Distribution Manager Convict Women’s Press Inc. CONVICT WOMEN’S PRESS INC invites you to celebrate the publication of From the...
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Tasmania holding its own on world stage
Tasmania’s Saffire Freycinet has again been recognised among the best accommodation experiences in the world, further promoting Tasmania as a high quality...
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Unity on deal with China a big boon
Thankfully, common sense has prevailed and we have consensus between the Government and the Opposition in Canberra over the implementation of China...
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994Coroner & Legal
COMMENT: Does the Tasmanian Government really know what its policy is on pathology privatisation?
The Minister for State Growth, Matthew Groom, emphatically told State Parliament on Wednesday last week that the Hodgman Government’s policy was that...
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1.2KEconomy
Urgent patients waiting months or years for care
*Pic: The buck stops here … Tasmanian Health Minister Michael Ferguson … Patients in need of urgent attention are being made to...
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1.2KEnvironment
State Government considers secret private bid for public ‘medical services’
The State Government is refusing to disclose details of unsolicited bids received by the Office of the Coordinator-General from companies pitching proposals...
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914Economy
Health underfunded by $1.4 billion over a decade
Tasmania’s state health system has been underfunded, compared with those in other states, by at least $1.4 billion over the past decade....
