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Dividends deliver frontline services
Reinvesting dividends from Government-owned businesses into essential frontline services is the normal business of Governments of all political persuasions. For example, the...
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Tough day at the office for Minister Hidding
Infrastructure Minister Rene Hidding made sure the week of Government Business Enterprise hearings got off to a bumbling start. Labor Leader Bryan...
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Biosecurity boost welcomed
The Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association has welcomed the news that the State’s frontline biosecurity defences will be boosted with the addition...
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Appointments Welcome, Still No GBE Gender Balance
The announcement today of two new women appointed to the Board of the Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB) is a welcome step...
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Hidding indicates willingness to privatise rail assets
Rene Hidding has indicated the only thing standing in the way of privatising TasRail is the lack of an interested buyer. Labor...
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World-leading neuroscientist to talk on nutrition, learning and memory
A world-leading researcher in neuroscience will discuss the correlation between nutrition, learning and memory at a public lecture tomorrow (Wednesday, 2 December)....
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745ArtsBotanical Gardens: Much Ado About Nothing
Directions Theatre Pty Ltd 2016 Shakespeare in the Gardens Much Ado About Nothing Directed By Ellen Roe Directions Theatre Pty Ltd is...
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Biosecurity’s four-legged recruits train for Summer start
The training of Biosecurity Tasmania’s newest recruits is in full-swing and will ensure three new detector dog teams are patrolling our borders...
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State’s economic growth on track
Strong growth in TasRail’s containerised freight volumes shows the State’s economy is gaining ground under the majority Hodgman Liberal Government. A Parliamentary...
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New appointments to MAIB a step forward in meeting women on boards commitment
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to increasing the number of women on boards as a critical step to improving democratic governance....
