Tasmanian Times
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Government welcomes job surge in regional Tasmania
The Government’s number one priority is jobs and today’s regional employment data released by the ABS is a clear sign that while...
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Council to explore options for potential mergers and resource sharing
Clarence City Council has agreed to explore options for voluntary mergers and shared services with neighbouring municipalities to determine whether any potential...
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Water taste and odour at Campbell Town and Ross
TasWater has started specialist testing to find out if the taste in drinking water in Campbell Town and Ross has a similar...
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TAS GOV RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MOVE SLAMMED AS ‘BIGOTS’ CHARTER’ & ‘SPECIAL RIGHTS’
Tasmanian gay rights advocates have labelled a State Government proposal to water down the Anti-Discrimination Act as a “Bigots’ Charter” that will...
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ADVOCATES WELCOME LEYONHJELM MARRIAGE EQUALITY PUSH
SUPPORT WITHIN COALITION RANKS INCREASING Marriage equality advocates have welcomed today’s announcement by Senator David Leyonhjelm that he will bring forward his...
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Tasmania would welcome elite thoroughbred horse breeders
FEDERAL Lyons MP Eric Hutchinson is urging Tasmanian leaders to get behind a push to attract thoroughbred horse investors to relocate here...
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Arts
Tasmanian International Arts Festival launched
The Tasmanian International Arts Festival is an opportunity for all Tasmanians to experience world class arts events. The Festival is a statewide...
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Support for Fracking Ban Bill
Frack Free Tas welcomes the tabling of a Bill in Parliament today by Greens Leader and Primary Industries spokesperson, Kim Booth, seeking...
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Government working closely with TOOL
The Hodgman Liberal Government has been in regular contact with training organisation TOOL to better understand how we can assist them with...
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Kim Booth: Sawmill Subsidies Referred to Integrity Commission
Greens Leader and Forestry spokesperson Kim Booth MP today described government funded payments to selected sawmills as potentially constituting corrupt behaviour and...
