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1.7KArtsTen Days Locked in for March 2021
Ten Days on the Island 2021 aims to be “a journey across the island to celebrate and unify our communities after a...
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3.4KPolitics
The Waratah Loop
A group of concerned and relevant community individuals established the Waratah Residents Association in August 2020 and applied for a Community COVID...
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Mayors Unite to Oppose Violence against Women
Greater Hobart’s Mayors have jointly stated ‘enough is enough’ when it comes to violence against women and its impact on communities. Today...
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Escaped Salmon Pollute Marine Environment
Media release – Neighbours of Fish Farming, 24 November 2020 Two hundred tonnes of salmon pollute our marine environment. The fire and...
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Tasmania’s Population Projection Predicted to Plummet
Tasmania’s population projections are set to take a hit as pandemic border closures negatively impact state growth. The latest figures from the Australian Bureau...
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Community on the Rails
Rail trails are a powerful tool in (re)connecting community and energising local economies, writes TRC Associate Chris Ord.
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Ogilvie & New Town to become Co-Ed Schools
Media release – Jeremy Rockliff, Minister for Education and Training, 24 November 2020 Increasing co-educational options for Hobart Ogilvie High School and...
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2.2KOpinion
Refinancing a Bankrupt Business at Taxpayer Expense
On December 6 2019 in my article Westbury Prison Part II that was published on Tasmanian Times, I wrote: The first smelter...
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1.7KAgriculture
Future Proofing our Food Supply
About this Online Event The panellists will discuss how we can transform our food production systems. Addressing questions such as: Do we...
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1.5KClimate Change
Time to Turn Off the Gas?
San Francisco just banned gas in all new buildings. Could it ever happen in Australia? Last week San Francisco became the latest...
