Tasmanian Times
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997EconomyHodgman Government all over the place on Medicinal Cannabis Trial
Hodgman Government Ministers are giving wildly different reasons for the decision to block a trial of medicinal cannabis in Tasmania, Greens Health...
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Glenys Stradijot: ABC Board stacking to begin again
“The appointment of Janet Albrechtsen and Neil Brown to the panel that recommends appointments to the ABC Board is alarming,” said Glenys...
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Michael Ferguson, Adam Brooks: Digital Ready for Retail Launch
The Liberal Government is backing Tasmanian businesses to grow the economy and create jobs. This evening we are launching another of our...
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Festival of Voices and Tasmanian Theatre Co present: CINEMA FIASCO
FESTIVAL OF VOICES & TASMANIAN THEATRE CO. PRESENTS Read more hereCarmen Stephens, Festival of Voices
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Jeremy Rockliff: Students excel in creative writing competition
Budding creative writers from Tasmanian schools have written about the things that matter to win awards in a national competition. The Whitlam...
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Matthew Groom: Demolition Starts at Brooke Street Pier
The Liberal Government is committed to building on our competitive strengths to create jobs, growth and opportunity. Tourism is one of Tasmania’s...
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Rene Hidding: Glenorchy’s new police station on track
The Liberal Government has a long term plan for the future of Tasmania including rebuilding essential services such as police. Tasmania Police...
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Jeremy Rockliff: New Waimea Heights Primary School kindergarten an inviting learning environment
A new kindergarten and playground is catering for increasing enrolments at Waimea Heights Primary School, in Sandy Bay, and providing an inviting...
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Vanessa Goodwin: Tasmanian Performers Take the Stage
The Liberal Government is a strong supporter of the arts in Tasmania. This week representatives of performing arts venues from around Australia...
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Michelle O’Byrne: Nothing fair about Libs’ $50,000 education program cut
Shadow Education Minister Michelle O’Byrne has expressed her disappointment that the State Government has cut $50,000 in funding to the educational group...
