Tasmanian Times
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Handling of child protection crisis sets a dangerous precedent
Labor Leader Bryan Green said the handling of the child protection crisis has set a dangerous precedent for ministerial responsibility. “The Premier...
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Fluoride flows to the east coast
Scamander and Bicheno residents connected to the TasWater supply network will soon be joining the majority of Tasmanians in receiving a fluoridated...
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Hemp Bill Welcome
The Greens were pleased to support legislation tabled by the government to authorise and regulate an industrial hemp industry in Tasmania. The...
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Planning Scheme Rushed, Lacking Detail
The Statewide Planning Scheme is the greatest change ever to planning in the state’s history and Tasmanians have only been given six...
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Labor wrong on fire alarm awareness campaign funding
Once again Labor has been caught out making completely false claims. Labor claims about supposed cuts to fire alarm awareness campaigns are...
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$1.2 million training boost to seasonal Tasmanian industries
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to delivering real skills for real jobs to grow the economy and create jobs for Tasmanians....
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TASKFORCE EXPLORES TASMANIA’S DEFENCE INDUSTRY POTENTIAL
Federal Labor’s Tasmania Taskforce today met in Hobart to discuss the future of the defence industry in Tasmania. Labor’s Shadow Minister for...
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Egg all over O’Connor’s face over housing strategy
It’s no wonder that Cassy O’Connor was sacked as Human Services Minister, it appears she had absolutely no idea of what she...
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Affordable Housing Strategy welcomed by community services, building industry
The Hodgman Liberal Government’s Affordable Housing Strategy backed by an Action Plan that will deliver more than 900 new homes over four...
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Police Commissioner reappointed
The Government is pleased that Darren Hine has accepted an offer to continue as Tasmania’s Police Commissioner for the next five years....
