Tasmanian Times
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Economic Regulator
The Hodgman Liberal Government supports strong and independent oversight of competition and pricing within the electricity, gas and water and sewerage sectors....
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Supporting education
What does Labor have against keeping young Tasmanians in school longer and investing in schools that need it most? The fact is,...
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WEST TAMAR COUNCIL GETS COMMUNITY HERITAGE MONEY
NORTHERN Tasmania’s West Tamar Council is one of the organisations nationally to receive funding from the latest round of Community Heritage grants....
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765ArtsMoonah Arts Centre, Friday: XENOS
Moonah Arts Centre: Friday Nights @ MAC Presents XENOS Xenos is a four piece ensemble performing songs and dance music from the...
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Death or Liberty World Festival Premiere a coup for BOFA Film Festival
The upcoming world festival premiere of the docu-drama ‘Death or Liberty’, screening as the Red Carpet Event for the Tasmanian Breath of...
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Greens: Increasing the GST will hurt Tasmanians
Greens spokesperson for Finance, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, said that raising the GST is regressive, unnecessary and its impact will fall heavily on...
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Liberals’ education promise in tatters
The Liberal Government’s education agenda has gone off the rails. Shadow Education Minister Michelle O’Byrne said the Liberals’ plan to extend all...
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NEUROTRIBES
Paula Xiberras The legacy of autism and how to think smarter about people who think differently Steve Silberman ‘NeuroTribes is a sweeping...
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Bryan Green saddles up for increased GST
If Labor Leader Bryan Green saddled up in today’s Melbourne Cup, he’d ride around the track backwards and still come dead last....
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Tasmanian Theatre Co’s Charles Parkinson worries about its viability
Tasmanian Theatre Company Artistic Director, Charles Parkinson, Robert Jarman (actor), Jane Longurst (actor), Guy Hooper (actor), Katherine Johnson (author), Iain Lang (actor)...
