Tasmanian Times
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964ArticleEmergency Responders Train in Challenging Conditions
Tasmania’s search and rescue network, including volunteers and multiple emergency agencies, this past weekend completed a two-day training exercise at Wayatinah Lagoon...
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Supreme Court Permanently Stops Logging on Mt Tongatabu
The Supreme Court of Tasmania has issued a historic, permanent injunction against Forestry Tasmania, stopping all logging activities in the Mt Tongatabu...
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Greens and Labor Unite in Criticism of Government Priorities
These media releases over the past fortnight, primarily from the Greens and Labor, paint a picture of a government facing significant political...
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Bushwalkers Urged to Prepare for Tasmanian Wilderness
Media release – Department of Police, Fire & Emergency Management, 19 September 2025 Police reiterate warnings to bushwalkers following several rescues in...
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Tasmania Pioneers Reparations for Anti-Gay Laws
Tasmania’s Lower House has unanimously passed a bill to provide financial redress to victims of the state’s former laws against homosexuality and...
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Logging Charges Dropped Due to STT’s Blunder
A technical error by Sustainable Timber Tasmania (STT), led to prosecutors dropping charges against at least 24 anti-logging protesters. The charges were...
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Food Reactions by Generation – Headaches, Joint Pain and More
A recent analysis of 2,856 Australians by a company specialising in “food incompatibility” testing, reveals how different generations react to common foods....
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Protest Erupts Over Government’s Climate Target
Media event – Australian Youth Climate Coalition and Tasmanian Climate Collective, 22 September 2025 As part of a nationwide day of action,...
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Labor Caucus Ignores TPC Advice on Stadium
In a statement issued late today, Labor said its position is that the stadium is a “necessary requirement” for the success of...
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Rockliff’s ‘Phony’ Transparency Defies Parliamentary Vote
Independent Member for Nelson, Meg Webb, is making a third attempt to reform Tasmania’s ministerial diaries disclosure system, describing the current model...
