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Salmon farming at Okehampton Bay …
… TCT says the Review Panel is not independent and the review process has questionable legal status On the eve of the...
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693StatementsThe Okehampton Bay development …
Marine Protection Tasmania’s submission to the proposed salmonid marine farming operations at Okehampton Bay … Download submission … Submission.docx Submissions close tonight,...
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Hydro document censored for political purposes
Hydro’s damage control over leaked document not for “commercial reasons” Heavy redacted 10-year Asset Management Plan keeps Tasmanians in dark...
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Major Tasmanian electrical contractor Russell-Smith goes into administration
Communications Electrical and Plumbing Union state organiser Michael Anderson says the union is working with current and former Russell-Smith employees to recover...
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Tassal ignores government, community, bulldozes ahead with east coast development
Tomorrow Tassal will lodge a multi-million dollar development application for its Okehampton Bay fish farm, despite the fact that the public submission...
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Flying the cape for Seb …
… Argym hosts Superhero Saturday fundraiser HOBART—The team at Artgym, a boutique gym in Liverpool Street, is raising funds for medical equipment...
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Devonport Regional Gallery: Unleash your inner Shakespeare this Seniors Week
Unleash your inner scribe during this year’s Seniors Week (10 –16 October), by finishing the sentence “As I Age…” on the large...
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Devonport Regional Gallery: 3D PRINTING COMES TO DEVONPORT
Pic: Vincent Buret Devonport Regional Gallery and 3D printing education provider Modfab have partnered to deliver a range of 3D printing workshops...
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Two Media Releases from Jacqui Lambie on DVA and Sharia Law
• Lambie urges former ADF and Health Professionals to make a Senate Submission regarding experiences with Department of Vet Affairs Click below...
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New dance festival has a message for audiences …
… EVERY BODY CAN DANCE A new dance festival called Salamanca Moves takes place from 20 September until 1 October in Hobart,...
