Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.9K$900 million Korean suburb gets nod
WORK on a $900 million Korean suburb on Hobart’s Eastern Shore will start within a year after winning final planning approval yesterday....
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Hobart office vacancy the highest in eight years
Hobart’s CBD office market is facing the worst office vacancy rate since 2004, signalling the downturn of white collar employment across the...
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Life Imprints: Living in a Contaminated World
Matt Landos; a vet who does so much more for all us animals on these issues than many doctors and regulators -who...
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Libs still taking Big Tobacco’s blood money … Heat on Wightman. Paul Barry analysis
The Tasmania Greens today said it was disappointing but unsurprising that the Tasmanian Liberal Party had received another large cash handout from...
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Historic equal pay win
Fair Work Australia (FWA) has today handed down an historic decision awarding Social, Community & Disability workers Equal Pay. Health and Community...
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Ad men rejoice but Coles shonky claims have farmers offside again
The Coles marketing team will be gleefully rubbing their hands together after the supermarket giant reaped valuable free publicity for the launch...
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HCC: Ancanthe … and all that …
Hobart City Council Open meeting: Monday 30 January 2012 5pm Hobart Town Hall Macquarie St Present: Lord Mayor Damon Thomas, Deputy Lord...
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Brickworks closure creates housebuilding opportunities
Yesterday’s announcement of the K&D brickworks closure on Giblin St in New Town (TT HERE) brings about an opportunity to create more...
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Gunns’ Pulp Mill lifeline extended – community will protest
Friends of the Tamar Valley today condemned the announcement that a10-bank syndicate – which includes the ANZ Bank – has granted an...
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Education: Change is easy – it’s improvement that’s difficult. Report released
The Mercury editorial of 25 January deplored the fact that education standards in Tasmania are still among the lowest in the country...
