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Inquiry backs constitutional recognition
Labor welcomes the findings of the inquiry into the Constitutional Recognition of Aboriginal people as Tasmania’s First People. Shadow Minister for Aboriginal...
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732Two Exciting Workshops with Journalist and Novelist Mark Dapin. Christmas offer
Tasmanian Writers’ Centre*Christmas Special! Reduced Price for Mark Dapin Workshops. We want these two fantastic workshops to be as accessible as possible....
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Strengthening Commissioner for Children’s powers to better protect our young people
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to better protecting children and young people across Tasmania. We have always seen the role of...
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One Year Anniversary of Chinese President
Tomorrow will mark one year since Tasmania welcomed the Chinese President Xi Jinping and Madame Peng Liyuan to Tasmania. This was a...
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Council approve lodgement of development application for Rosny Hill
Rosny: Original plan Rosny: Revised plan Clarence City Council has given approval for Hunter Developments to enter stage four of the expression...
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Mamma Rosa shows the world just how easy The Taste of Tasmania’s cashless system is to use
She’s a cook, she’s a story teller, she’s a singer and she’s a comedian, but just as importantly Mamma Rosa is happy...
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PM MUST NOT REINFORCE FAILURE IN SYRIA/IRAQ
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has discussed the madness of the prospect of further Australian military involvement in the Middle...
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DAMIAN WALSHE-HOWLING WINS INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM SERIES
Lexus Australia and Sydney Film Festival today announce Australian director and actor, Damian Walshe-Howling, has been named one of four winners of...
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This Changes Everything screening
You may be interested … ‘This Changes Everything’ – Documentary In the lead-up to the Global Day of Action about climate change...
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Island quarry birthplace of a nation
THE limestone quarry where Mandela and other political prisoners worked for up to eight hours a day. In the foreground is a...
