Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Craig Garland"
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1.7KArticleGroups Reject Salmon Review, Demand Removal of Fish Farms
A coalition of environmental and community groups has rejected the Liberal Government’s announced review of the industrial fin-fish farming industry, calling it...
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Rockliff Proposes an Independent Review, Pauses Salmon Expansion
In a surprising political shift on 17 August 2025, the Tasmanian Government, led by the caretaker Premier, Jeremy Rockliff, announced a significant...
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Crossbenchers Demand Compromise from Labor
Labor Leader Dean Winter met with crossbenchers David O’Byrne, Peter George, Craig Garland, Kristie Johnston and George Razay at their parliamentary offices...
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Friends of the Bays Fundraiser at Moonah Arts Centre
Friends of the Bays, a community organisation committed to protecting Storm, Frederick Henry and Norfolk Bays from the impact of the salmon...
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The Article Richard Flanagan Wrote and the Mercury Refused to Run
WHICH GOVERNMENT – OUR WORST OR OUR BEST? Richard Flanagan, 5 August 2025 Tasmania is faced with the strangest of choices: a...
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TEC – Final Seats Declared
The final seat count shows that neither the Liberal Party nor the Labor Party has secured the 18 seats needed to form...
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Garland Rules Out Support for Rockliff
Media release – Craig Garland, independent MHA for Braddon, 1 August 2025 STATEMENT ON CONFIDENCE AND SUPPLY This morning, I contacted Premier...
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MPs ‘Blindsided’ by Marinus Link Info Lockdown as Decision Looms
An investment decision on the controversial Marinus Link energy infrastructure project appears imminent. Premier Jeremy Rockliff today sought the support of Opposition...
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Post-Election Reflections – Andrew Jenner and Jiri Lev
In the aftermath of the election, two political figures, Andrew Jenner and Jiri Lev, offer their candid reflections on their respective campaigns...
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Independent MPs on Minority Government Negotiations
David O'Byrne press conference in downtown Hobart
