Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "ferries"
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211ArticleUTAS STEM Facilities Headline Greater Hobart Election Priorities
Media release – Greater Hobart Mayors, 2 April 2025 UTAS STEM facilities headline Greater Hobart election priorities The four Greater Hobart Mayors...
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Turning Teal for Ovarian Cancer
Media release – SHE Gynaecological Cancer Group, 24 February 2025 Oceans of support as vessels turn teal and record funds raised for...
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Real-Time Tracking Available for Hobart Buses, Only 10 Years After Victoria
Media release – Eric Abetz, Minister for Transport, 23 December 2024 Real-time goes live on Hobart buses Real-time information is now available...
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Extra Ferries & Shuttle Buses for Hobart Shoppers
Media release – City of Hobart, 4 December 2024 Extra Ferries and Shuttle Buses to Make Christmas in Hobart Easier for shoppers...
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Child Leaders Want Ferries, Murals for Hobart
Media release – City of Hobart, 23 October 2024 Children’s Mayor 2024 Announced: Championing Hobart’s Future A submission for an integrated ferry...
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Mixed Responses to Bus Patronage Figures
The Tasmanian government is claiming a win with lower public transport fares leading to a modest increase in patronage. Public transport fares...
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Incat Goes Upriver to Double Capacity
Incat Tasmania’s expansion plans have taken a significant step forward with the Tasmanian shipbuilder acquiring a portion of the Norske Skog Boyer...
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Former Braddon MHA Roger Groom Dies Aged 87
Media release – Jeremy Rockliff, Premier, 29 August 2024 Vale Roger Groom On behalf of the Tasmanian Government, I extend my sincere...
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Reflections from Bellerive Oval, July 2024
I attended the North Melbourne – Geelong match held at Bellerive Oval recently. I thought I might reflect on my experiences on...
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Hobart Councils Considering Ferry Terminals
Media release – Greater Hobart Mayors, 13 June 2024 Plans for new ferry terminals gather pace The expansion of the River Derwent...
