Tasmanian Times
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3.2KArticleRob Donnelly – Haunted by the Past
Rob Donnelly, the author of this short piece, argues that the fears we project onto new immigrants today—that they will take our...
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Political Leaders Address Issues and Economic Challenges
This group of media releases from late August and early September 2025 focuses on a range of issues including tourism, infrastructure and...
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Native Forest Logging Remains Tasmania’s Top Emitter
A new report from The Tree Projects, the Wilderness Society and the Tasmanian Climate Collective has found that native forest logging remains...
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Tas That Was – The Commandant’s House at Port Arthur
The Commandant’s House looks grand on the outside, but inside it’s ‘all over the place’.
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Migrants Protected in Tasmania
In the wake of anti-immigration rallies held over the weekend, Acting Anti-Discrimination Commissioner Pia Saturno has confirmed that migrants in Tasmania have...
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Hydro Tasmania Continues Demolition of Bell Bay Power Station
Hydro Tasmania is continuing with the significant demolition of the Bell Bay Power Station. A controlled explosion brought down the station’s control...
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July Pokies Losses Spark Renewed Calls for Action
Despite a small year-on-year increase, the significant monthly pokies losses in July 2025 have ignited a new round of public concern and...
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Launnie Heights’ Slice Is Crowned Launceston’s Best
The Slice-a-licious competition was a two-week event held by Launceston Central to find the best slice in the city. Nine local businesses...
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Protests Target Grocer Over Farmed Salmon
The Hill Street Grocer chain faced renewed protests today in New Town and West Hobart, as members of the Bob Brown Foundation...
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LGH Acquires State’s First Public da Vinci Robot
In addition to the one at Calvary in Lenah Valley, the Launceston General Hospital (LGH) has also recently acquired a da Vinci...
