Tasmanian Times
-
963EconomyLegCo – why an informal vote should be legal
Don Wing was always going to be a tough act to follow. An astute, hard-working and popular representative, Don commands respect across...
-
901Politics
LegCo: The stage is set
This is just a quick update piece (as semi-promised) to my Legislative Council preview filed after the close of nominations a few...
-
882Economy
I’m no Gunns’ lobbyist: Lennon
FORMER Tasmanian Labor premier Paul Lennon has become an ongoing consultant to the nation’s timber industry as it negotiates with conservationists, attending...
-
724Economy
Fringe Benefits Tax reform would be a $1 billion victory for common sense
Reports in this morning’s media suggest that the Greens’ long campaign to remove the incentive to drive more in the fringe benefits...
-
Statements
Community organisations partner to tackle discrimination
WORKING IT OUT / TASMANIAN GAY AND LESBIAN RIGHTS GROUP / TASMANIAN COUNCIL ON AIDS HEPATITIS AND RELATED DISEASES Joint Media Statement...
-
Statements
Shelley Argent urges mums to take a stand for equality
Ahead of Mothers’ Day this Sunday May 8th, National Spokesperson for Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Shelley Argent OAM, has...
-
Statements
Feds must commit to rural R&D
Tasmanians farmers say the future of agriculture is on the line in next Tuesday’s Federal Budget with the Productivity Commission having effectively...
-
740Economy
Marine Debris Snapshot of Global Disaster
A vast assortment of marine debris collected over Easter from the South West coast of Tasmania is on display at Salamanca Market...
-
834Economy
Historic poker machine reform a big step closer
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, today released details on the design and implementation of a mandatory pre-commitment system to diminish...
-
762Arts
Today …
Today at 11am, 1pm or 7pm Collegiate Performing Arts Centre Catch 14 talented young Tasmanians as “dancers project strong image in …this...
