Tasmanian Times
Planning/Heritage
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1.4KROCC calls on Cascade Brewery to give ‘cable car land’ back to the city
On the back of today’s announcement by Cascade Brewery and the City of Hobart to commence a joint planning project to develop...
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Councils: they will have no reason to exist
I understand that the Meander Valley Council is considering letting its Interim Planning Scheme fall by the wayside after some 13 years...
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Low returns for Tasmania’s big mining subsidies – Greens
*Pic: Bryan Green, former Deputy Premier; now Opposition Leader, and Shree’s Sanjay Loyalka … TT analyst Tom Ellison predicted Shree’s difficulties …...
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Indigenous people appeal to World Heritage Committee
Dear Madame Chair and member states of the World Heritage Committee, My name is Rocky Sainty; I am pakana man from Tasmania,...
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Hodgman criticises The Mercury for cable car reporting
Last Monday’s edition of The Mercury featured an article claiming the Hodgman government “has backed down from a promise to pay for...
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Cable car company to be sold to Canadian investor
The proponent of the Mt Wellington cable car, Adrian Bold, has entered into an agreement to sell a majority of a proposed...
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Mt Wellington: Key Points raised from Public Forum on Feb 26th
Unanimous support from panel and the room for development at The Springs such as the current proposal with approval. Unopposed support for...
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Planting urban green space in a collaborative environment
The past few years has seen growing realisation of the benefits and necessity of urban green space as a community asset across...
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The Red-and-Green-Tape Mantra: A simple gutting of all our rights
“Scenic view across the Chudleigh Valley to the Great Western Tiers, Tasmania – Nov 2013.” (Photo © A. C. Ricketts) The Election...
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Spring Bay Mill chips in for innovative technology investment
AUSTRALIA – 6 March 2014: Following the re-zoning of the former wood chip site by the Glamorgan Spring Bay Council, entrepreneur and...
