Tasmanian Times
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Overseas Jobs Mission
The Treasurer and Minister for Economic Development, Michael Aird, has announced he will leave tomorrow on a seven-day European jobs mission aimed...
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Nationals, Liberals and Independents cost rural Australia $20 million and reform
Rural Australia has been ill-served by the decision of the National Party, the Liberal Party and the Independents to block reforms that...
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Milne secures $20m for export farmers:
Senate now needs to pass it Export farmers will continue to receive a rebate on the costs of compliance with quarantine regulations...
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Government bungling delays Kingston bypass…again
Work on the Kingston bypass should have started years ago. It took the leadership of the Tasmanian Liberals prior to the 2006...
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NORTH HOBART PREPARING FOR ‘SUMMER SUNDAYS’
HOBART ALDERMAN HELEN BURNET TO MEET WITH RETAILERS’ ASSOCIATION Hobart Alderman Helen Burnet will today meet with the North Hobart Retailers’ Association...
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Launceston and Hobart’s councils get behind 4 lane highway
· Hobart City Council joins Launceston City Council in backing Liberals’ 4 lane Midland Highway · Premier must rule out abandoning consultation...
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Individual plans needed for failing students on literacy/numeracy
Tasmanian parents will soon receive a report card on their child’s performance in this year’s NAPLAN literacy and numeracy testing. As we...
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YOUNG TASMANIANS SENDING STRONG CLIMATE CHANGE MESSAGE TO COPENHAGEN
It is Their Future Our Policy Makers are Messing With … www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today congratulated the passionate young Tasmanians who...
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Police need to be able to deliver on road safety message
The new road safety advertising campaign from the Road Safety Task Force is a great initiative and has the full support of...
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Hearing adjourned
The court hearing of logging contractors involved in alleged assaults on forest protesters in the Upper Florentine Valley, has been adjourned this...
