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Who Decides What’s an Invasive Pest? Nature Does

We are running a two-part series on pest animals in Tasmania. Previously, Adrian Pickin of the SFF provided his perspective on introduced...

Who Decides What Belongs? The Politics of Pests in Tasmania 3

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Who Decides What Belongs? The Politics of Pests in Tasmania

We are running a two-part series on pest animals in Tasmania. First up, Adrian Pickin of the SFF provides his perspective on...

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The Rising Tide of Cancer in Tasmania

A new report from the Tasmanian Cancer Registry (TCR), commissioned by Cancer Council Tasmania, predicts a significant 30% increase in cancer diagnoses...

Architecture Awards - Design for Land, People, Possibility 7

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Architecture Awards – Design for Land, People, Possibility

The John Lee Archer Triennial Prize Parliament Square Hobart – fjcstudio (formerly fjmtstudio)

LOWCoAU - Guardians of Tasmania's Waters 9

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LOWCoAU – Guardians of Tasmania’s Waters

In Tasmania, grassroots alliance the Leave Our Waters Collective Australia (LOWCoAU) is fighting to protect the island’s precious marine ecosystems. Comprised of...

Antarctic Summer - A Dire Look into a Warmer Future 13

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Antarctic Summer – A Dire Look into a Warmer Future

Recent record-breaking lows in Antarctic summer sea ice offer a stark glimpse into a future shaped by a warming climate and more...

UTAS Axes 12 Jobs Amid Widespread Condemnation 16

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UTAS Axes 12 Jobs Amid Widespread Condemnation

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) has announced the finalisation of its Arts and Society restructure, which they say aims to consolidate resources...

Tasmania Builds Flood Resilience with Nature-based Solutions 20

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Tasmania Builds Flood Resilience with Nature-based Solutions

In a significant move to enhance Tasmania’s ability to withstand and recover from natural disasters, the state’s three natural resource management (NRM)...

Open Letter: 'Climate Change Education Not Causing Anxiety' 23

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Open Letter: ‘Climate Change Education Not Causing Anxiety’

Climate change is not blame for rising anxiety in children, says a broad coalition of community groups. Australian Youth Climate Coalition, Parents...