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Applications Open for Tasmanian Leaders Program

The Tasmanian Leaders Program delivers lasting benefits to participants, their organisations and the wider community. Delivered intensively over ten months, the program...

Local Artists Invited to Brighten Carpark Canopy 3

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Local Artists Invited to Brighten Carpark Canopy

Tasmanian artists have the opportunity to have their artwork featured across outdoor canopies at a new shopping centre. Cultural Capital, on behalf...

Tas Tops CommSec State of States Report 5

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Tas Tops CommSec State of States Report

How are Australia’s states and territories performing? Each quarter CommSec attempts to find out. Now in its 12th year, the report also...

Issues Paper - Owner-Operator Taxi Licence Reserve Price Investigation 7

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Issues Paper – Owner-Operator Taxi Licence Reserve Price Investigation

Media release – Office of the Tasmanian Economic Regulator, 22 July 2021 Owner-Operator Taxi Licence Reserve Price Investigation: Issues Paper The Taxi...

Zurich: Tasmania Needs Better Bushfire Preparedness & Management 9

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Zurich: Tasmania Needs Better Bushfire Preparedness & Management

A comprehensive insurer’s study examining the devastating Tasmanian bushfires of 2018/19 and the experience of authorities and affected groups finds the state...

Check-In Tas App Requirement Expanded 11

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Check-In Tas App Requirement Expanded

Media release – Jane Howlett, Minister for Small Business, 6 July 2021 A reminder for Tasmanian businesses to use the Check In...

Small Business Urges Govt Action after Massive Job Vacancy Blowout 13

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Small Business Urges Govt Action after Massive Job Vacancy Blowout

Media release – Tasmanian Small Business Council, 1 July 2021 Small business urges Government to act after massive job vacancy blowout The...

Saul Eslake on Australia's New Protectionism 20

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Saul Eslake on Australia’s New Protectionism

Join Saul Eslake for a discussion about how Australia’s prolonged border closures are indirectly providing a short-term boost to spending, and making...

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Twiggy Leaps into Salmon Pond

by Michael McGowan, The Guardian The iron ore billionaire Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest has waded into Tasmania’s controversial salmon industry investing almost $20m...