Tasmanian Times
Economy
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Aird must explain which municipalities will be the winners and losers from regional pricing
Aird announced that regional pricing for water and sewerage will occur in three years time How will regional pricing work? Which municipalities...
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Aird must answer questions due to $340m. budget blow out
The Treasurer’s annual financial report for 2008/09 released last week confirmed that even though both the State and National economies were ravaged...
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Toppled tree firm prompts clearance sale
OPEN the large green door and you smell it straight away — that distinctive new-car smell. The driver’s seat has had such...
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865No love lost between Bartlett and business
TENSIONS between the Bartlett government and Tasmania’s peak employer group, festering for months, have burst into open warfare. The consequences for a...
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Government in the red
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Crusty’s corner
SINCE my first foray into writing for Tasmanian Times, I can’t say I’ve had much feedback. I don’t know how many hits...
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Tasmanian olive oils strike gold
At the Australian olive oil industry’s night of nights on 27 October in Canberra, the awards were announced for the nation’s –...
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Tuna industry left to flounder by Federal Government
The Federal Government has hung Australia’s tuna fishermen, their families and communities out to dry with a decision to support a drastic...
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TASMANIAN COMMUNITY JOINS BIGGEST EVER DAY OF GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION
Today, Saturday 24th October, 10 climate action events happened across the state, as Tasmanians joined with people around the globe to celebrate...
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Bleak days at Cape Grim as beef bashed
Cape Grim Beef, the high-grade product of local company Greenham, is GM-free, hormone-free, antibiotic-free and fed entirely on non-irrigated pasture. The jet...
