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Tweet – Victorian Socialists, 15 March 2023 — untitled — Vic Socialists’ member @van_nishing finished this terrific mural on Paisley Street in...
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2 New Registrations Contributing to Diversity of Tasmanian Heritage Register
Media release – Tasmanian Heritage Council, 15 March 2023 Two new registrations contributing to the diversity of the Tasmanian Heritage Register The...
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A Clean Industry Future: Manufacturing in a Net Zero World
Report – Climate Council, 9 March 2023 Australia’s clean industry future: making things here in a net zero world The world is...
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New Mountain Bike Tracks for Kunanyi
Media release – City of Hobart, 15 March 2023 New mountain tracks good for Hobart tourism, business and riders Ten kilometres of...
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Housing Shortage Leading to Record Rental Growth
Media release – Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA), 15 March 2023 HOUSING SHORTAGE LEADING TO RECORD RENTAL GROWTH The Real Estate...
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Planning Changes Could Weaken Constraints on Development in Parks
Newsletter item – Tasmanian National Parks Association, 14 March 2023 Planning changes could weaken constraints on development in parks Most media coverage...
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Southern Ocean Holds Deep Clues to Ancient Carbon Tipping Points
Media release – Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Science (ACEAS), 4 March 2023 Southern Ocean holds deep clues to ancient carbon...
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AMA: Medicare Indexing ‘a Joke’
Media release – Australian Medical Association, 12 March 2023 More trouble ahead for general practice unless Medicare is better indexed The Australian...
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Screening – ‘Incident in New Baghdad’
Hobart Assange Campaign in collaboration with Amnesty International and Senator Peter Whish-Wilson presents: Incident in New Baghdad film + Q&A 18:00, Thursday 16...
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Tasmanian LPG to Begin Renewable Transition in 2025
Media release – Gas Energy Australia, 12 March 2023 LPG charts path to zero emissions across Tasmania by 2045 With over 36,000...
