Tasmanian Times
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849EconomyWhat Lara said about the pulp mill
Ms GIDDINGS – Mr Speaker, now we have quite an interesting question coming from the Leader of the Opposition who has rubbished...
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961Health
Colony 47: It’s all in the name
The Colony 47 Drop-In Centre is said to be facing closure because of an increase in rents causing a $150,000 shortfall. However...
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786Arts
MONA: Yes, we are going to charge non-Tasmanians
In response to today’s (Thursday, May 19) media report David Walsh says: “Yes, we are going to charge. At least those not...
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861Education
Liberals Big Brother on school visits
The Minister for Education, Nick McKim, today slammed the Liberals for suggesting he intervene to dictate to schools who they allow to...
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798Economy
Tasmanian Planning Commission rejects draft coastal policy
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Premier, Lara Giddings, to outline a path forward for the protection and effective management of...
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Statements
National Policy signals New Era in Planning
Australia’s peak planning body has called for a greater investment in the country’s cities to ensure the Federal Government’s vision for our...
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733Economy
30,000 properties lose Common Law rights to erect dwellings
The Tasmanian Greens today lodged a petition of over 500 signatures in Parliament drawing attention to 30,000 properties held in fee simple...
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Arts
MUSEUM OF OLD AND NEW ART WINTER TO SUMMER EXHIBITION PROGRAM 2011/2012
MAY 18, 2011 MUSEUM OF OLD AND NEW ART WINTER TO SUMMER EXHIBITION PROGRAM 2011/2012 August 5 to October 3, 2011 Experimenta...
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Statements
SOUTHERN WATER ALERTS CUSTOMERS ON BOGUS VISITS
Southern Water today issued a warning to customers to be wary of people on private property claiming to be from Southern Water...
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716Economy
Hobart Airport hikes fees. Parking woe
There were bitter words last year between Hobart Airport and the airlines over proposed fee increases. It’s been done. HAC has hiked...
