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Grinspoon and Mauboy Headline Festivale 2026

Festivale, a three-day event known for its unique blend of food, drinks, comedy and entertainment, has unveiled its star-studded lineup for the...

Tasmania Under Fire for Climate Inaction 4

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Tasmania Under Fire for Climate Inaction

Environmental groups are demanding the government get serious about climate change. In separate media releases, the Greens and the Tasmanian Conservation Trust...

Spirit Fiasco - A Governance Disaster, Not a Milestone 9

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Spirit Fiasco – A Governance Disaster, Not a Milestone

Euphoria abounds as the new Spirit of Tasmania IV lies idle in Hobart, while our political leaders offer platitudes and spin. We...

Real Change Requires People Not Policy 11

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Real Change Requires People Not Policy

Why is it that we measure all the big issues in society but we never seem to fix them? Naplan was introduced...

Salmon Industry - A Call for a Meaningful Review 13

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Salmon Industry – A Call for a Meaningful Review

Tasmania’s salmon industry is at a crossroads. Following a recent mass mortality event, the state’s Premier, Jeremy Rockliff, has initiated a three-pronged...

News Highlights - Politics, Economy & Environment 15

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News Highlights – Politics, Economy & Environment

In a series of media releases from late August 2025, a range of issues affecting Tasmania have been brought to the fore...

Spirits Arrival Overshadowed by Lingering Fiscal Questions 29

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Spirits Arrival Overshadowed by Lingering Fiscal Questions

Newly appointed Labor Leader, Josh Willie, tempered the celebration surrounding the Spirit of Tasmania IV’s arrival by voicing serious financial concerns. He...

New Chapter Begins for Spring Bay Mill 33

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New Chapter Begins for Spring Bay Mill

Spring Bay Mill, located in Triabunna, is up for sale for $15 million. Owner, Graeme Wood, the founder of Wotif.com describes it...

Why Outrage Isn't Enough For Progress 35

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Why Outrage Isn’t Enough For Progress

Dr Emily Samuels Ballantyne argues that sustainable change requires a proactive, constructive approach called convivial governance, where communities are invited to participate...