Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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1.4KConcern Over Phone Access in Aged Care Homes
In-room phones for aged care residents must urgently be provided, say Advocacy Tasmania (AT), if we are serious about addressing the growing...
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Regional Rejuvenation Means Overcoming 7 Years of Economic Incompetence
Regional Tasmania has great jobs potential, but we need a coherent plan. Lyons MHR Brian Mitchell sets out his ideas.
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Launceston General & Mersey Issues
Media release – Michelle O’Byrne MP, Labor Member for Bass, 5 September 2020 Doctors at breaking point as LGH reaches its ‘lowest...
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Release Donations Report
Ella Haddad MP, Shadow Attorney-General, 15 September 2020 Political donations report must be released Peter Gutwein is hiding behind the COVID-19 crisis to...
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Unions Survey Indicates Preference for ‘Worker-Centred’ Recovery
Respondents to a Unions Tasmania survey strongly indicated they want to see an inclusive recovery plan that invests more in public services,...
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Political Donations Transparency
Media release – Ella Haddad MP, Shadow Attorney-General, 13 September 2020 Action needed on donation law reform Labor is calling on the government...
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They Said It: More of this week’s News in Brief
Fishing, dangerous driving, Chinese influence, the EPBC Act and public service jobs were some of the things in the news this week.
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Frustration with Forestry
Coupe SX027E showing the STT blue flagging tape marking the edge of the Class 4 stream as photographed by Forestry Watch
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The Entura Way
Episode three of the series of articles regarding the efficacy of TasWater management and performance. This post reflects on the contribution by Entura to...
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‘Slippery Slope’ Argument is Tired and Baseless
The oft-feared 'slippery slope' perils in Voluntary Assisted Dying have not eventuated in other jurisdictions, says VAD Bill proponent Mike Gaffney.
