Tasmanian Times
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1.4KKnowledge‘Asymptomatic COVID-19’ Still Poorly Understood
Even if someone is infected by the COVID-19 and remains asymptomatic — free of coughing, fever, fatigue and other common signs of...
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Junior Soccer Set for Term 3 Return
Junior soccer is on the way back with the season set to kick off in July.
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Further Windback of COVID-19 Restrictions
The state government will bring forward further easing of restrictions from noon Friday 26 June. “Tasmanians are to be congratulated on their...
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Independent Review into North West COVID-19 Outbreak
Media release – Peter Gutwein, Premier, 24 June 2020 Independent Review into the North West COVID-19 outbreak The Tasmanian Government has released...
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2.5KEconomy
Open-Access Artspace Coming to Moonah
An empty shop in Moonah is getting a new lease of life as a cultural and art space.
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5.7KPolitics
Brighton Appoints new General Manager
Council has appointed James Dryburgh as its new General Manager. Currently the Council’s Chief Operating Officer, he takes up his appointment on...
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Tommy
“Don’t talk to me about that disgusting man. He’s a criminal and a disgrace to Tasmania. He should be locked in Risdon...
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Stone Stacking Menace to Biodiversity
Scientists from around the world are begging people not to make stone stacks, which are emerging as a threat to micro-habitats.
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Residential Tenancy Protections Extended
Media release – Elise Archer, Minister for Building and Construction, 23 June 2020 Residential tenancy protections extended The Tasmanian Government is committed...
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X-pectations still Awry as Green Lens Threatens Rail Fail
Still unknown Green Lens creates uncertainty for Ida Bay Railway as Project X 'stimulus' lumbers along.
