Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.6KPremier’s Salmon ‘Crisis’ Exposed as Political Stunt
In the 52nd sitting of parliament today two from opposing political figures, Rosalie Woodruff and Janie Finlay, have emerged, both sharply criticising...
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Marinus – Alarm Bells Should Be Ringing
On a Saturday, 30 August 2025 in a meeting hall in Ulverstone, Kim Phillips-Haines, owner of Leven River Cruises and Coastline Tours...
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Potato Virus Puts Pressure on Tasmanian Farmers
The Tasmanian government has confirmed the detection of the potato mop-top virus now at eight sites across the state, prompting new importation...
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New Era for Tasmania’s Clean Energy Economy
The following three media announcements are thematically linked as they claim to celebrate significant, positive developments in Tasmania’s clean energy sector and...
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TASCAT Ruling and EPA Policy Threaten Wind Farm
A landmark ruling by the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (TASCAT) and a subsequent update to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) Wind...
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Midlands Native Grasslands Receive $75k Landcare Grant
Everlasting daisy and greenhood orchid
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Hydro Tasmania Continues Demolition of Bell Bay Power Station
Hydro Tasmania is continuing with the significant demolition of the Bell Bay Power Station. A controlled explosion brought down the station’s control...
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Union Criticises UTAS Vice-Chancellor Over Deloitte Board Role
The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has joined the community group Save UTAS in raising concerns about University of Tasmania Vice-Chancellor Professor...
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UTAS’s Controversial Era Under Black Ends… Perhaps?
Professor Rufus Black’s tenure has been plagued by controversy, including a failed relocation project that diverted funds, reports of abysmal staff morale,...
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Greens Claim Greyhound Ban An Inevitable Win
The proposed phase-out of greyhound racing by 2029 has sparked a contentious debate, with two opposing viewpoints emerging from recent media releases....
