Tasmanian Times
State
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Top cop’s surprise Franklin bid
THE Liberal Party has been thrown off balance by the surprise pre-selection of police commander Tony Mulder. Mr Mulder, 54, who is...
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Wilfred Lopes budget questioned
· FOI reveals operating increases in several areas of Wilfred Lopes Centre · Expenditure on pharmaceuticals has almost doubled in a year...
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Freer Farm
The Tasmanian Liberals share the concerns expressed by Rural Industry Training and Education Board member, Mike Badcock, about the uncertain future of...
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Lara’s short-term hospital fix
· Labor’s latest RHH plan is a short-term solution · Even Labor says it is still committed to a $2 billion new...
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WORLD HERITAGE EXTENSION REPORT IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Call for Tripartite Support for Proposal The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the release of the Western Tasmania: A Place of outstanding universal...
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Dairy crisis takes turn for worse
· Dairy crisis exacerbated by more rain · Labor Government still missing in action · Support for fighting fund, fodder, animal health...
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Victims of crime services must be maintained
· Frontline services for victims of crime could be cut by the Government · This Government has a history of wasting money...
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993All eyes on diseased wildlife
Senator Milne made the plea following news of widespread animal disease spreading throughout the state. “Experts are continuing to be alarmed at...
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BARTLETT GOVT MUST RETAIN FULL VICTIMS OF CRIME SERVICE
And Stop Wasting Money on Junkets to Europe The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Justice Minister Lara Giddings of penny-pinching at the...
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Scott McLean: If the mill had gone ahead there would have been jobs for everyone
Thirty-five jobs will go at Gunns as the company continues to battle a downturn in demand for timber products. A Gunns spokesman...
