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Hodgman Government’s partial repair of school cuts welcomed
The AEU welcomed the Hodgman Government’s announcement today that it will partially repair the school cuts made in its first state budget....
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Van Diemen’s Land Company
The decision by OnCard to recommend to shareholders it buy North West Based Van Diemen’s Land Company is another vote of confidence...
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Working with early childhood educators to give our children the best start in life
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to giving young Tasmanians the best start in life. This morning, I was pleased to speak...
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Education boost: Investing in greatest need
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to ensuring every young Tasmanian has access to the education they need, no matter where they...
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756ArtsTASSIE INNOVATORS WIN BIG …
… INAUGURAL INNOVATIVE TASMANIA AWARDS ANNOUNCED AT BOFA Tasmania’s Breath of Fresh Air (BOFA) Film Festival in Launceston, is pleased to announce...
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OFFICIALS FAIL TO RECOGNISE GAY PARTNER AS NEXT OF KIN
EXISTING LAW EXPOSED AS DEFICIENT GAY PARTNER’S PAIN PROMPTS RENEWED CALL FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY • Authorities failed to recognise same-sex partner as...
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Water management policy a sensible approach to dry seasons
Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association (TFGA) today welcomed the State Government’s new policy on water resource management, which comes into effect during...
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Wilderness Society congratulates Tasmanian Australian of the Year Jane Hutchinson
The Wilderness Society extends its congratulations to Jane Hutchinson and her team at the Tasmanian Land Conservancy for her recognition as the...
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Tenders called for Midland Highway Kempton to Melton Mowbray Stage 1 safety improvements
Tenders are now open for safety improvements on the Kempton to Melton Mowbray Stage 1 project – the next milestone in the...
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LONELY PLANET CORRECT – TASMANIAN PREMIER MISLEADING OVER THREATS TO FORESTS
Lonely Planet is correct and the Tasmanian Premier is apparently attempting to mislead tourism markets over his government’s actions that place high...
