Tasmanian Times
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820ArtsStrawberry Fields Forever for Frazer
I recently had the chance to speak to Chris Frazer who acts the role of John Lennon in the Fabulous Beatle Boys...
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1.1KEconomy
Schools: There are several questions which need answering …
Before Auditor General Mike Blake begins his review on appropriate enrolment numbers for our state’s public schools, there are several questions that...
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Does Labor Support Protection for Tasmanian Industry?
The Liberal Government has advocated strongly for retention of the Renewable Energy Target scheme with a full exemption for Tasmania’s trade exposed...
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828Travel
Whet your appetite with Tempo’s tasty new Italy & Central Europe brochure. Out Now!
Tempo Holidays has released its 2015 Italy & Central Europe brochure featuring 124 pages filled with tempting tours that combine exciting rail...
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Career Education Integral to Students’ Learning
The Liberal Government welcomes the Legislative Council committee’s interest in career education in Tasmanian public schools. Our new approach to career and...
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App to Streamline Safety Checklists for Civil Construction Industry
A new app will help Tasmania’s civil construction industry improve the safety of its workers by streamlining compliance checklists and procedures. Developed...
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Protect the Devils by Slowing Down between Dusk and Dawn
The Liberal Government is committed to the fight to save the Tasmanian Devil. Between September and April the numbers of Tasmanian Devils...
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Planning for Tasmania’s Future
The Liberal Government believes that reforming the planning system will create jobs and help unlock our economic potential. I announced today that...
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Greens Welcome Pathway Planning Inquiry
The Greens have welcomed the flagged Legislative Council Committee inquiry into the impacts of the government’s decision to abolish the Guaranteeing Futures...
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Yet more proof of marijuana harm
“Wayne Hall is an Australian professor and drug abuse researcher at the University of Queensland. So why has no mainstream Australian media...
