Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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1.7KCOVIDsafe App Wins Prestigious Award
The federal government’s much-vaunted COVIDsafe app has won a prestigious software award. The app was awarded a rare five stars by the...
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2.7KBlack Lives Matter Gathering at nipaluna
A major event in solidarity with black and indigenous peoples took place in Hobart on Saturday.
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Spud Flood Fears
The Tasmanian potato industry remains concerned about the prospect of cheap European imports flooding the market.
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Pokies Plunder: the Final Chapter?
Background notes to the Tasmanian Government’s proposed 2020 poker machine legislation.
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2.6KCEO of GBE has PhD in OH&S
The Waratah district's heritage is still being neglected. Maybe a jumble of letters will fix it?
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UTAS Among Lesser-Impacted Major Universities
Modelling different recovery scenarios shows 7 of Australia's major universities are now at high risk. University of Tasmania is not one of...
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Greens’ Submission to Recovery Advisory Council
Biochar & sustainable agriculture, housing, energy efficiency, rewilding, waste management and vocational training are some of the Greens' suggestions for economic recovery.
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Proposed New Flight Guidelines
Airline industry body ICAO has issued numerous guidelines to try to get planes back in the air soon.
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Good Citizen
Housing, visitor centres, grants, literacy, giving and child safety are among the good stuff this week.
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Infrastructure Positions
Media release – Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, 31 May 2020 O’Byrne Labor-Green with infrastructure envy In another desperate bid...
