Tasmanian Times
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Lindisfarne North to relocate to former Geilston Bay High School site
The Liberal Government is serious about improving educational outcomes for young Tasmanians to create a job-ready generation. After months of consultation with...
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Ferguson, Petrusma at odds over lost $1.4 billion
The blame game has started in the Liberal Cabinet over a lost $1.4 billion from the Budget. Both Health Minister Michael Ferguson...
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Pokie Losses Up by $2 Million Plus for July
The latest EGM loss figures in arrears released by Treasury, reveal that Tasmanians lost $17, 410, 489 on poker machines for the...
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Rockliff must reinstate pathway planners
Shadow Education Minister Michelle O’Byrne is calling on the Liberal Government to listen to community concerns and reinstate pathway planners under the...
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Police forced to wind back drug tests because of budget cuts
Liberal Budget cuts will force police to wind back attempts to detect drug drivers. “The budget papers clearly show there will be...
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794ArtsTheatre Royal: The Magic Flute
Opera Australia’s THE MAGIC FLUTE THE MAGIC FLUTE 19 & 20 SEPTEMBER Indiana Jones inspired, much loved opera, Read more, and all...
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Furneaux Freight and Flinders Island Shipping Challenges
Greens Leader and Member for Bass Kim Booth MP today called on the Liberal Government to do all that is appropriate to...
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Seal scientists helping solve climate questions
The world’s scientific community is a step closer to understanding the Southern Ocean’s role in regulating the global climate, with the release...
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Kim Booth: Offensive Use of TFA Industry Restructure Monies to Entrench Native Forest Logging
Any remaining unexpended money from the Tasmanian Forest Agreement allocation to assist people to leave the logging industry, should be redirected into...
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Liberals cannot be trusted to protect wages of Tasmanian workers
Shadow Treasurer Scott Bacon said today the State Liberal Government could not be trusted to protect the wages of Tasmanian workers. “Will...
