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751EconomyMore woe for mining … but we’ll keep backing multinationals …
Plans to restart Tasmania’s Mount Lyell copper mine from the end of July are in disarray after a rockfall in its ventilation...
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Matthew Groom: Renewable Energy Target Submission
The Liberal Government is committed to Tasmania playing a bigger role in further renewable energy development in Australia. Tasmania already has world...
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Will Hodgman: Delivering on Our Promises
Tasmanians voted for strong, stable majority Government at the March election. We promised to deliver our long-term plan for the future of...
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Cassy O’Connor: Hodgman Weak on Climate Action
Premier Hodgman joining his federal counterparts’ ranks on exempting major emitters from the Renewable Energy Target (RET) is not surprising but shows...
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EDO: Terminating our funding wasn’t enough
Image by Matthew Newton The Liberal party’s federal council has unanimously voted to move to strip EDOs across the country of tax-deductibility...
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Christine Milne: Libs lay ideological punishment on environment groups
Australian Greens Leader Christine Milne says the Liberal Party’s push to remove the charitable status of environment groups amounts to an attack...
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Peter Whish-Wilson: Government delivers for banking mates with FoFA wind back
Greens spokesperson for Consumer Affairs, Competition Policy and Small Business responds to the Government’s cynical attempt to water down the Future of...
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Jan Davis: TFGA calls on PUP senator Lambie to back carbon farming changes
The Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association today called on new Tasmanian PUP senator Jacqui Lambie to back Australian farmers, including Tasmanians, who...
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TWC Bulletin: Winning Pillow Talk Poems unveiled
Tasmanian Writers’ Centre Join celebrated poet, Gina Mercer, the Tasmanian Writers’ Centre and the Festival of Voices in unveiling the five winning...
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Vica Bayley, Ruth Langford: Government commitment required on World Heritage cultural assessment
Following their return from the World Heritage Committee meeting in Doha and the unanimous decision to retain the current boundaries of the...
