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1.5KArticleThey Said It: More of this week’s News in Brief
Buying local, bank loans, relationships with animals, HomeBuilder, a Mexican senator and robodebt were some of the things making news this week.
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2.2KPolitics
Spud Flood Fears
The Tasmanian potato industry remains concerned about the prospect of cheap European imports flooding the market.
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World-first UTAS Research into Detecting COVID-19 in the Environment
Work is in progress on a trace-detection device to identify SARS-CoV-2 & other viruses on surfaces, UTAS reports.
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State Govt’s ‘Construction Blitz’
The Tasmanian government has announced an expansion of its capital works program to stimulate the economy.
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Greens: We Stand Alone on Major Projects Bill
Rosalie Woodruff MP | Greens Planning spokesperson, 3 June 2020 Greens Stand Alone on Major Projects Legislation Labor declared their hand on...
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Greens’ Submission to Recovery Advisory Council
Biochar & sustainable agriculture, housing, energy efficiency, rewilding, waste management and vocational training are some of the Greens' suggestions for economic recovery.
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Short-Stay Accommodation
Media release – Roger Jaensch, Minister for Housing and Minister for Planning, 2 June 2020 Labor and Greens in lockstep on short...
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Big Sing to Lift Spirits Higher
One of Hobart’s notable mid-year events—the Festival of Voices—will this year host its iconic Big Sing virtually, in an effort to bring...
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Proposed New Flight Guidelines
Airline industry body ICAO has issued numerous guidelines to try to get planes back in the air soon.
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1.5KPolitics
Stage Two Restrictions Eased Early
The long weekend is baaack with Tasmania moving quickly to Stage 2 Restrictions ahead of schedule.
