Tasmanian Times
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704StatementsThink I can’t? Think again! Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week, 8 – 15 Nov …
Tim McCallum was embarking on his career in the music industry when, at 18 years-old, a diving accident left him with a...
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Government Needs to act on Tourism Skills Shortage
The government needs to face up to the skills shortages in construction and hospitality and implement a coordinated approach through State Growth...
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Tasmania facing a significant skills shortage
Major sectors of Tasmania’s economy are crying out for skilled workers while the Government neglects training opportunities and providers. Shadow Minister for...
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Hobart Bookshop: Black Dog … A Marriage in Ashes
The Hobart Bookshop INVITATION TO BOOK LAUNCH THE HOBART BOOKSHOP, 22 Salamanca Square Thursday 19th November, 2015 at 5.30 pm. Black Dog:...
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New Zealand delegation to strengthen agriculture
Agriculture is one of Tasmania’s greatest competitive strengths and I am committed to continuing to support farmers to grow the industry and...
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Top Gallery SAC: Recuperation … a photographic exhibition by Phillip England
Recuperation a photographic exhibition by Phillip England The Top Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart Nov2-29, 2015 Artist’s talk, 12pm Nov7 www.salarts.org.au/event/recuperation/ High...
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Shipping Laws Would Destroy Far More Jobs Than New Port Would Create
New port infrastructure must not come at the expense of Australian jobs in the shipping industry, Greens Senator for Tasmania Nick McKim...
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Detector dog stats make a joke of Government’s claims
New figures released under Right To Information reveal just 28% of flights into Tasmania are being checked by detector dogs. In the...
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Paintball now legal in Tasmania
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to cutting red tape to allow businesses to grow and to create jobs. This week, paintball...
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Artists of the future with a story to tell
Graduating students from the University of Tasmania’s Tasmanian College of the Arts (TCOTA) are adding the finishing touches to their masterpieces, ahead...
