Tasmanian Times
Economy
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91Australians Love to Give but Fail to Claim
With the end of financial year approaching, new research from Australian Red Cross (ARC) shows six in seven Australians (85%) donated to...
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Food Power to the People
Will Tasmania prioritise local, long-term food solutions – or let global forces decide what people eat?
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5 Roadblocks Standing in the Way of Energy-efficient Homes
We all want homes that keep us warm in winter and cool in summer, without breaking the bank. However, Australian homes built...
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‘Tomorrow Conference’ Marketing-fest in Launceston
This month will see a feature marketing conference in Launceston for “future-focused brands.” Agency AT+M Marketing has launched the inaugural ‘Tomorrow Conference’...
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S&P Explains Tasmania’s Credit Downgrade Risk
A fully state-funded stadium could be a concern to ratings agencies, Standard & Poors (S&P) analyst Rebecca Hvratin tells Tasmanian Times. She...
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Labor’s Budget Reply Delivered on Hectic Parliamentary Day
A tumultuous day in the Tasmanian Parliament has seen the Labor Opposition’s Budget Reply delivered and a mooted no-confidence motion in Liberal...
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Budget Analysis with Dr Graeme Wells: ‘4 out of 10’
Economist Graeme Wells talks to Tom Allen as we seek to unpack the 2025-26 state budget, the first presented by Guy Barnett...
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Grant to Boost Soil Health
A project that’s aimed at improving soil health has received funding from the Federal Government to hold workshops around Tasmania.Tasmanian Institute of...
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The Art of ‘Right-sizing’ Tasmania’s Public Service
by Melissa Coade, The Mandarin The Tasmanian government has committed to reviewing the efficacy of its sweeping reforms of the public sector,...
