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3.1KAgricultureTasmania’s Rural Sector Confidence Strongest in the Nation
Confidence in Tasmania’s agricultural sector continues to soar, with a recent Rabobank survey revealing the state’s farmers are the most optimistic in...
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StarFlight Wins 12-Year Aeromedical Contract
StarFlight, an Australian-owned aviation company, has been selected to provide helicopter emergency air services in Tasmania. The 12-year contract follows a competitive...
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LGBTQIA+ Scholarship Applications Close this Month
The Pinnacle Foundation, Australia’s leading LGBTQIA+ education charity, is urging young LGBTQIA+ Australians to submit their applications for the 2026 scholarship program...
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The Unnecessary Plunder of Antarctica’s Keystone Species
In the pristine waters of Antarctica, a tiny creature is at the center of a conflict between industrial fishing and a fragile...
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Scientific Voyage to Study Tonga’s ‘Ground Zero’
A team of scientists has embarked on a 54-day voyage aboard the RV Investigator to study the impacts of the 2022 eruption...
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AI and Our Workforce – Augmentation Not Automation
Generative AI (Gen AI) represents the latest and most significant technological shift since the dawn of the global digital economy. Decades of...
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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...
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Rockliff’s Salmon Backflip Betrays Regional Tasmania, Nationals
The Tasmanian Nationals have released a media statement condemning Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s recent decision to pause the expansion of the salmon industry....
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Raising the Bar on Childcare Safety
Led by Minister for Education and Minister for Children and Youth, Jo Palmer, the Tasmanian Government is implementing a comprehensive set of...
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Urgent Government Action Needed for K&D Site
The K&D site (former Kemp & Denning hardware store and timber yard located on Melville Street in Hobart) is again up for...
