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CHILD PROTECTION WORKERS STAND UP FOR CHILDREN IN IMMIGRATION DETENTION
TASMANIAN CHILD PROTECTION WORKERS DEMONSTRATE THEIR SOLIDARITY WITH VICTORIAN HEALTH WORKERS HACSU Assistant Secretary Robbie Moore announced that HACSU Members working for...
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Online advertising spend beats $5 billion for financial year …
… driven by Classified and General Display Growth SYDNEY, 15th October 2015: The Australian online advertising market has delivered record revenues for...
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Video Viewing on Digital Reaches 46 percent in Australia but …
… Low Digital Ad Receptivity Brings Targeting and Creative Challenges New Millward Brown Study Examines Video Use by Multiscreen Users in 42...
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818Economy‘Tasmanian Gas Price Crisis’
Adjournment Speech Senator Lambie Mr Speaker, I’ve recently received a briefing from one of Tasmania’s most respected and senior Businessmen, Wayne Bould...
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Liberal Privatisation Agenda Becoming Clearer
Despite the Premier’s claims in April last year that they wouldn’t sell public assets, we now know his government is considering selling...
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Campbell Street TasTAFE building/Academy of Creative Industries and Performing Arts
In Question Time today, I was asked a question regarding the TasTAFE building in Campbell Street. After Question Time, I reviewed the...
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Attorney-General offers no evidence for draconian laws
Attorney-General George Brandis has been unable to offer any evidence to support his proposed changes to Australia’s so called anti-terrorism laws. Australian...
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Poppies: Liberals support, Labor sold out
Tasmania is the world’s largest alkaloid poppy producer and that’s despite Labor’s best efforts. I utterly reject claims from Labor today regarding...
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Tasmanians urged to have their say on development of new road safety strategy
The Hodgman Liberal Government is committed to working with the community to achieve our Towards Zero goal, a long-term vision of zero...
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Matthew Groom misled Parliament and should resign
State Growth Minister Matthew Groom has blatantly misled Parliament and should resign. Labor Leader Bryan Green asked Mr Groom this morning whether...
