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1.3KArticleTasCOSS Launches ‘Watchdog’ Housing Dashboard
The Tasmanian Council of Social Services (TasCOSS) unveiled a new, interactive Tasmania’s State of Housing Dashboard that will track a number of housing indicators against the...
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World-Class Runners to Chase Records and $50K Prize Pool in Launceston
The stage is set for an electric day of racing at the 2025 McGrath Launceston Running Festival, with what is likely to...
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Govt Breaks Promise to Limit Stadium Funding
The Tasmanian Government has broken its stadium funding promise taken to the 2024 election that Tasmanian funding of the Macquarie Point project...
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Something Very Rotten in the State of Tasmania
And it’s not just salmon. From imaginary revenue forecasts to wild tourism fantasies. From brazen architectural deception to public executions of unobliging...
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Michael Mansell Calls for Albanese to Resurrect Treaty Talks
Media release – Michael Mansell, 4 May 2025 MICHAEL MANSELL CALLS FOR ALBANESE TO RESURRECT TREATY TALKS The overwhelming election result paves...
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Young Cyclist Vinnie Manion Nabs First European Victory
Young Tasmanian cyclist Vinnie Manion has had a major win over in Italy. The 17-year-old took out Stage 1 of the Giro...
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13 Candidates Confirmed for 3 LegCo Election on 24 May
Candidates were announced today for the periodic Legislative Council elections in Montgomery, Nelson and Pembroke to be held in three weeks’ time....
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World’s Largest Battery-Electric Ship Launched in Hobart
The world’s largest battery-electric ship – Incat Hull 096 or ‘China Zorrilla’ – was officially launched at the company’s shipyards in Hobart...
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At the Bottom of My Garden
Tasmanian Times is participating in the Local & Independent News Association’s (LINA) national donation drive for independent newsrooms in Australia. The...
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April Agony – Highest Monthly Road Deaths Since 2009
The month of April was the deadliest on Tasmania’s roads since July 2009. Eleven people were killed and 10 seriously injured on...
