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Concerns funding for Mersey is being negotiated away by Liberals
Labor Leader Bryan Green is calling on Prime Minister Tony Abbott to guarantee funding to the Mersey Community Hospital will not be...
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Arts
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS FOR RURAL ARTS LEADERS
FEDERAL Lyons MP Eric Hutchinson is inviting aspiring arts leaders living in regional and rural Australia to apply for a new scholarship...
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Australia driving sustainable fishing in global forum
A joint proposal by Australia, Maldives and the European Union to guide sustainable catch limits on key tuna stocks has been adopted...
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Cadbury jobs a painful blow
Labor Leader Bryan Green said the loss of 80 jobs at Cadbury’s Claremont factory is unacceptable. “This is a devastating blow,” Mr...
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Keep our Closed Railway Lines
Future Transport Tasmania Condemns Rail Trail Campaigns Community-based public transport lobby group, Future Transport Tasmania (FTT), today said that rail trail proposals...
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Forestry expertise too good to lose
Soon after it came into office the Hodgman Government determined there should be a review of Forestry Tasmania (FT) to establish its...
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FALSE ECONOMY WON’T SAVE THE BUDGET
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has joined calls for the State Government to reinstate funding to the Salvation Army’s Reintegration...
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1.2KEconomyDear Mrs Petrusma: This decision is short-sighted
Jacquie Petrusma MP Minister for Human Services Level 8, 10 Murray Street HOBART, TAS 7000 Dear Mrs Petrusma, Re: Salvation Army Reintegration...
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Bitter Cadbury chocolate
“Cadbury’s announcement today that it is sacking 80 staff is a terrible blow to the greater Hobart community. This is 20 per...
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894Economy
NATION: Is Andrew Nikolic a double-dipping rorter …?
Vilification of that order is extreme yet it is the language applied by government to young mum’s accessing both workplace and government...
