Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.1K$500K in Food Relief Grants
More than 50 community organisations will have their capacity to provide food relief directly to their communities boosted by the 2025 grant...
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TasCOSS Launches ‘Watchdog’ Housing Dashboard
The Tasmanian Council of Social Services (TasCOSS) unveiled a new, interactive Tasmania’s State of Housing Dashboard that will track a number of housing indicators against the...
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World’s Largest Battery-Electric Ship Launched in Hobart
The world’s largest battery-electric ship – Incat Hull 096 or ‘China Zorrilla’ – was officially launched at the company’s shipyards in Hobart...
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Business Transition and Succession Planning for Farms
Tasmanian farmers have the opportunity to develop skills to assist with family farm succession and business transition at a complimentary Rabo Client...
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Affordable Properties Still in Critically Short Supply – Report
On the eve of the federal election, Anglicare Tasmania urges all parties and candidates to commit to a substantial investment in social and...
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Hotel Occupancy Boomed in March
Accommodation providers are celebrating Tasmania registering its highest ever statewide occupancy for the month. The Tasmanian Hospitality Association’s ‘Hotel Occupancy Report’ for March...
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UTAS Future Leading Scholars
Two of this year’s recipients of the prestigious Westpac Future Leaders Scholarships are proud to call Tasmania home, finding inspiration on the...
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North-West Communities condemn Sustainable Timber Tasmania for Unsustainable Practices
Twenty community groups across the Kokonnengar / Leven River catchment in Tasmania’s north-west are calling on Sustainable Timber Tasmania to cease current...
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Nature and Climate Advocates Unite Behind Renewables Plan
As the climate crisis escalates, conservationists, nature and climate advocates are uniting behind a plan for Australia to be 100% powered by...
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Are You an Agonocrat? Come to Hobart Stadium and Watch a Fake Contest of Ideas
Manipulative tactics, not genuine debate, drive costly stadium plans, exposing flaws in political governance. by Bernard Keane, The Mandarin Nicholas Gruen calls...
