Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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1.8KExtinction Rebellion Tasmania Disrupts Fuel Supply
The activist group demand alternatives to petrol, diesel and LPG cars in the form of electric vehicles, public transport and cycling pathways.
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Seismic Blasting ‘Past Use-by Date’
Media release – The Wilderness Society, 11 June 2021 Seismic Blasting Inquiry: ‘Dresden’-like impacts from an industry and practice passed its use-by-date...
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$16M Defence Upgrade to Derwent Barracks
Almost $16 million and $34 million will be invested in the delivery of vehicle workshops, hardstands and shelters in Hobart, Tasmania and Swanbourne,...
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Tasmanian Government Fiscal Sustainability Report 2021
Conclusions For all scenarios analysed, the results show projected fiscal outcomes that are manageable in the short to medium-term. However, the size...
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Drink Up to Rossarden’s H2O Award
Water from a small regional town in Tasmania, which was once deemed unsafe for consumption, is now one of the best tasting...
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Checkmate for King in Glenorchy
Long-serving Alderman Steve King has announced his withdrawal from the race for the vacant Glenorchy Mayor position. “I’ve watched Alderman Bec Thomas...
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A Historic Grange Heritage
The mining community should step in to help save Waratah Dam and recognise the area's heritage.
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Save the Campbell Town Hall
On Sunday 6 June, a public meeting was held regarding the future of the Campbell Town Hall, following a recent decision by...
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Recounts for Launceston City and Tasman Councils Completed
Media release – Tasmanian Electoral Commission, 7 June 2021 Recounts for the Launceston City and Tasman councils completed Two local government recounts...
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Polling – Tarkine Rainforest Clearing
Media release – Bob Brown Foundation, 6 June 2021 Poll shows 4:1 want Tarkine forest saved A national opinion poll commissioned by...
