Tasmanian Times
Transport
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809Bass Strait: This ridiculous catfight
The moment recommendations are leaked from the Freight Logistics Coordination Team report into a freight strategy for Tasmania the Tasmanian Government and...
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Holden to cease its manufacturing operations in Australia by 2017
Iconic car maker Holden has announced it will stop making vehicles in Australia by the end of 2017. The decision means 2,900...
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Independent fuel feels BP’s pain
If BP is feeling the squeeze from supermarket giants; the obvious question is ‘what chance have independents got?’, says the association that...
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Abbott pledges Bass Strait review
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, commented on the Prime Minister’s response to his question on Bass Strait transport costs. “The...
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First look at Hobart transport link
HOBART’S light rail proposal has a colourful new brand, a name and a route extension past Glenorchy to the Museum of Old...
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Painted bike lanes are not safer …
Calgary Herald’s picture of researcher Kay Teschke I am an ex-Tasmanian residing in Calgary, Canada. Some interesting research demonstrates that painted bike...
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Call for an apology for Bass Strait schemes that isolate Tasmania
Peter Brohier, Chairman of the former National Sea Highway and Bass Strait Transport Equality Committee’s, in Hobart today called on the Prime...
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Marti’s Grand Vision
For too long the debate has been around upgrading the Midland Highway, passenger train services and the list goes on. What we...
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Struth!
IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that in England...
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Bicycles helping save the State millions
Report finds that for each person who rides as little as 20 minutes to work and back are benefiting the Tasmanian economy...
