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Mat Rowell new President of TasCOSS
Mat Rowell is the new President of TasCOSS. Mr Rowell was elected at the Annual General Meeting held on 4 November, taking...
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SOS – The world’s Oceans facing emergency Singapore Summit set to worsen the crisis
SINGAPORE, November 5, 2015 | Civil society organisations from across the globe are highly critical of an international oceans conference to be...
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Congratulations Hardie Fellowship recipients
The Hardie Fellowship opens the door to professional learning opportunities that have the potential to change education in Tasmania for generations to...
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Response to Mayor Foster
I note that Mayor Foster has raised a number of issues regarding electronic gaming machines today. The most up-to-date, comprehensive analysis of...
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Biosecurity Tasmania
As is their usual way, Labor has deliberately cherry-picked data. In fact, Biosecurity Tasmania staff have met approximately 93 per cent of...
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Orange-bellied parrot population boost
The wild population of Orange-bellied parrots will be boosted over coming weeks with the release in to the wild of up to...
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Details on Entura Needed Now
The government needs to release the Memorandum of Understanding detailing the relationship between HydroChina, owned by the Chinese government, and Entura. Tasmanians...
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Brighton Mayor Tells it Like it Is on Pokies Monopoly
Brighton Mayor, Tony Foster, is a strong voice for his community on the issue of the harm caused by poker machines and...
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749ArtsDo you have a convict in the family?
Image: Gideon Payten-Griffiths photographed with items similar to those stolen by his convict ancestor Edward Humphreys. This photograph was a semi-finalist in...
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‘Open For Business’ Ensures Cable Car Proponent’s Easy Ride
The gazettal today of a boundary extension to the development zone on kunanyi/Mt Wellington is proof that ‘open for business’ means private...
