Tasmanian Times
Economy
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3.0KQuantitative Easing, Printing Money and Inflation
Australia's debt has reached unprecedented levels and the future is not looking rosy either, writes John Hawkins.
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Shop Local to Support Small Business, Urges New Campaign
Australians can support small business recovery by simply considering local businesses first, urges a new campaign.
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MSF $150k Supports Tas Youth
A program to engage disadvantaged and at-risk young people in the Bridgewater/Gagebrook area is a recipient of major support in this year’s...
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Quota Push for Disability Enterprises
Advocates suggest that a guaranteed quota of government work would provide crucial support to disability enterprises,
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Review of Small Business Grants
Media release – Sarah Courtney, Minister for Small Business, Hospitality and Events, 2 July 2020 State Growth review of Small Business grants...
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Sun Shines on Harvest Moon
Tasmanian horticulture powerhouse Harvest Moon says the industry is in a good position despite coronavirus. Mark Kable, co-owner of the north-western producer,...
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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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Designs Unveiled for UTAS Inveresk Campus
Planning applications have been submitted for two new keystone buildings at the UTAS Inveresk campus.
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Water Quality In Reactivated Buildings
TasWater has some simple tips to help get the waterworks back in order if buildings have been unoccupied for a while.
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Retail Won’t Snap Back
There are several good reasons why retail spending in shops is not going to recover quickly, argues economist John Daley.
