Tasmanian Times
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Ambulance paramedics and communications officers vote for EB offer
AMBULANCE PARAMEDICS AND COMMUNICATIONS OFFICERS HAVE VOTED TO ACCEPT A REVISED ENTERPRISE BARGAINING OFFER MADE BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT OVER THE PAST...
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Richard Colbeck: Australian fisheries to receive boost for research
More than $6 million will be invested in research projects to ensure Australian fisheries continue to be global leaders in science and...
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586StatementsDeep Sea Mining is not the answer to poverty alleviation for the Pacific
HEREDr. Helen Rosenbaum, Deep Sea Mining Campaign, Australia
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The Case for a National Criminal Cases Review Commission
The Chief Justice of England, Lord Igor Judge said recently in Sydney, “the prospect of an innocent person being convicted of a...
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Continued …
… Conclusion to The Case for a National Criminal Cases Review Commission … The fourth case was the well known case of...
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Nepotism claims at the government’s north-west health organisation
There are claims of nepotism at the senior level of Tasmania’s Health Department. Health Department staff have made allegations relating to the...
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Bass Strait: This ridiculous catfight
The moment recommendations are leaked from the Freight Logistics Coordination Team report into a freight strategy for Tasmania the Tasmanian Government and...
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Fun for families at Port Arthur this summer
Nobody needs to miss out on a Ghost Tour at Port Arthur this summer just because the children should be in bed...
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Local Government could benefit from a Container Deposit Scheme
The Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT), on behalf of the three regional waste bodies – the Southern Waste Strategy Authority, Northern...
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Eligible school leavers urged to apply for youth allowance
High School leavers might be enjoying a well-earned summer break but those thinking about going on to tertiary study or starting an...
