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986EconomyThe Second Lesson …
Hold on you missed the first one. No, that was just before Christmas when the Bass Strait cable went down with an...
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Women, men who identify as women, feminists and Tasmania’s Anti-Discrimination Commissioner
Do you know anyone who is either male or female? I mean, unambiguously male or female? You know – of the male...
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Hydro storages hit 40 per cent for first time in nearly three years
The Government remains committed to ensuring long-term energy security for Tasmania. For the first time since February 2014 Hydro’s storages have reached...
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Neighbourhood Watch Tasmania celebrates 30 years of community engagement
The Tasmanian State body overseeing Neighbourhood Watches is celebrating 30 years of engagement with communities and supporting crime prevention in local areas....
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A statement on the proposed new pokies venue in Glenorchy
The revelation today that the owner of the new Irish pub in the Glenorchy CBD has applied to operate poker machines in...
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Police promise not to charge ice users — could this be the answer to Australia’s drug cr
Read more HEREnews.com.au
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Hobart Bookshop, Wednesday October 12, from 5.30pm: The Tasmanian Hmong
The Hobart Bookshop We are pleased to welcome you to the launch, by Roberta Julian, of Margaret Eldridge’s new book, New Mountain,...
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Peter Slipper diary: James Ashby and Mal Brough in clear as AFP drops investigation
The Australian Federal Police has dropped its investigation into the copying of former speaker Peter Slipper’s official diary and won’t charge controversial...
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Commonwealth Bank boss stands by mega profits in parliamentary inquiry
Pic: ABC Marco Catalano The head of the Commonwealth Bank has defended the institution’s multi-billion-dollar profits and suggested there will be more...
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Wet conditions a major challenge for farmers
The wet weather that has been experienced over the last week has resulted in crop and landscape damage for many Tasmanian farmers,...
