Tasmanian Times
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UN Human Rights Office asked to investigate protest laws
A coalition of diverse community groups has today written to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights outlining...
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Environment
Media Release: World climbers condemn proposed cable car
Rock climbers from around the world have signed a letter voicing their concern over the proposed cable car on Mt Wellington. The...
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882ArtsCash Back for Tasmania
It really will be a Cash bonanza for Tasmania when, for the third time in so many years, Daniel Thompson will bring...
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The Mitchell Judgment
Today, in the Supreme Court, the decision on the appeal by Roderic Neil Mitchell, which has dragged on In the Supreme Court...
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Kim Booth: Abbott Ideological Threat to RET is a Threat to Local Jobs
Greens Leader Kim Booth MP today slammed the Abbott government’s threat to the Renewable Energy Target (RET), saying it was a threat...
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New Legal Advice on Radical Anti Protest Laws
Legal advice from Mr Greg Melick SC has confirmed that the government’s anti-protest laws carry “…a high risk of capturing individuals who...
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Renewable Energy Target
The Tasmanian Liberal Government remains unequivocal in our support for the Renewable Energy Target (RET), which recognises and rewards Tasmania’s generation of...
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NAPLAN results highlight the work before us
The Liberal Government is getting on with delivering our long-term plan for Tasmania, part of which is lifting education standards. The forthcoming...
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Delivering Our Promised Extra Elective Surgeries
The Liberal Government is delivering on our commitment to rebuild essential services. Hundreds of Tasmanians who have been stuck on elective surgery...
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Community Collections to Expand Their Capacity
The Liberal Government recognises the important role that our regional community museums and collections play as custodians of our state’s unique cultural...
