Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "HACSU"
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2.2KArticleTasRail Workers On Strike; HACSU Slams ‘Shambolic Bargaining’
Media release – RTBU, 22 January 2026 TasRail Workers Reject Intimidation as Industrial Action Escalates with a 24-hour strike TasRail workers have...
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Hobart Clinic Rescue Follows Weeks of Government Delay
The Hobart Clinic has officially reopened its Rokeby inpatient facility, but the State Government’s self-congratulatory narrative of a “swift” rescue glosses over...
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Health System Crisis – Claims, Actions & Failures Exposed
The Tasmanian health system has faced intense scrutiny and protest over a twelve-day period, highlighting deep divisions between health unions, the Liberal...
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Government Grant Saves Hobart Clinic, Drawing Mixed Reaction
The immediate crisis surrounding The Hobart Clinic has been averted, with the Tasmanian Government offering $2 million in one-off transitional funding to...
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Union Fury Erupts Over Planned Cuts to Cancer Trial Unit
Emily Shepherd ANMF Branch Secretary & Robbie Moore HACSU State Secretary
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Crisis Looms Over Mental Health Services
The impending closure of the Hobart Clinic, southern Tasmania’s sole private inpatient mental health facility, has triggered a significant public and political...
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Broken Promises – Paramedics Feel the Sting of Betrayal
In a developing industrial dispute, the government is under fire from the Health and Community Services Union (HACSU) for allegedly walking away...
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Health Union Strikes Over RHH Cancer Unit Cuts
Media release – Health and Community Services Union, 21 August 2025 Workers strike over government’s planned cuts to RHH Cancer Clinical Trials...
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Labour Unrest Spreads Across Tasmanian Public Sector
Tasmania this week faces growing labour disputes across its public and semi-public sectors. The Health and Community Services Union (HACSU) is criticising...
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Election Roundup – Second Last Week
With prepolls already open for the Tasmanian House of Assembly elections, prisoners are also voting. Custodial Inspector Richard Connock has commended the...
