Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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2.0KGood Citizen
2020 Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards – each year, the Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards provide an opportunity to nominate those people in our...
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Brighton Wants the Bridge
Despite some Councils wavering, Brighton's Mayor is still bullish on the bridge project.
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Bridgewater Bridge – an icon of infrastructure incompetence
The Bridge project going nowhere is emblematic of the Liberals' fumbling of major projects, says Shane Broad.
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Drones Could Clear Whale Migration Routes
Drones would be better than nets at protecting swimmers from sharks, say Sea Shepherd.
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Gov Still No to Commission of Inquiry
Media release – Peter Gutwein, Premier & Elise Archer, Attorney-General, 19 May 2020 Commission of Inquiry premature Labor’s call for a Commission...
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New Tas Research Shows Logging Makes Fires More Severe
Forest logging exacerbates bushfire risk, claims a study of a 2019 Huon Valley fire.
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Costs of Shutdown Outweighed by Benefits
The costs of the shutdown are overestimated: they’re outweighed by its $1 trillion benefit As Australia begins to relax its COVID-19 restrictions...
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Who Let the Flogs Out?
Emergency location, trees, hydroxychloroquine and Qantas points were getting spun furiously recently.
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Rules for Restaurants & Cafes re-opening on Monday
Strict regulations will apply to food businesses reopening on 18 May.
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Crisis is the New Normal
The old 'reality' is not returning soon, says crisis media consultant Tony Nicholls.
