Tasmanian Times
Planning/Heritage
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829Liberal Policy Attacks Community
Will Hodgman ABC pic Hobart City Council Alderman Philip Cocker today described the Liberal Party’s plan for 24 hour planning approval as...
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Council gets it wrong — again
The competence of Huon Valley Council when it operates as a planning authority is once again in question. By council’s own admission,...
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How Labor and FT ignored my pleas over the trashing of history
What it’s all about: Forestry Tasmania’s arrogant trashing of Aboriginal and settler history In Tasmanian T imes on Thursday, February 9, the...
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$900 million Korean suburb gets nod
WORK on a $900 million Korean suburb on Hobart’s Eastern Shore will start within a year after winning final planning approval yesterday....
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Brickworks closure creates housebuilding opportunities
Yesterday’s announcement of the K&D brickworks closure on Giblin St in New Town (TT HERE) brings about an opportunity to create more...
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The perception of the planning process in the media
The planned entrance to the temple After reading The Mercury’s article on ‘Temple dream doubts’ (January 20, 2012, HERE), I could not...
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K&D brick factory to close
THE K&D brick factory at New Town has announced its closure effective from April this year. Managing director Peter Geard cited environmental...
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University Proposal Still Needs Railway
Community-based public transport advocacy group, Future Transport Tasmania (FTT), today (Sun) said that the proposal by Professor Jonathon West to relocate the...
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On Your Bike!
NEW PLAN TO BUILD BICYCLE HIGHWAYS IN TASMANIA The drive to work could get faster if Bicycle Tasmania’s new campaign plan is...
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The Barbarians may not be at the gates …
THE State Government body overseeing heritage concerns has come out against the 16-lot Lenah Valley subdivision application by former Tasmanian treasurer David...
