Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Josh Willie"
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2.1KArticleTAFE Arts Crisis – Fees Skyrocket, Exodus Feared
The decision by the Minister for Skills and Jobs, Felix Ellis, to redirect TasTAFE course subsidies was defended as an essential move...
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Greens and Labor Unite in Criticism of Government Priorities
These media releases over the past fortnight, primarily from the Greens and Labor, paint a picture of a government facing significant political...
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Labor Caucus Ignores TPC Advice on Stadium
In a statement issued late today, Labor said its position is that the stadium is a “necessary requirement” for the success of...
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A Cavalcade of Cowardice
The stadium fiasco right from the start has been A Series of Cowardly Events that have gone on far too long writes...
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Government Faces Mounting Pressure to Scrap Stadium Plan
In response to the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s (TPC) final report on the proposed Macquarie Point Stadium, media releases from various politicians and...
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Government Advances Reforms While Opposition Alleges Broken Promises
In the days before the first sitting of the 52nd Parliament, these media releases from early September 2025, set the scene for...
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Political Leaders Address Issues and Economic Challenges
This group of media releases from late August and early September 2025 focuses on a range of issues including tourism, infrastructure and...
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Letters to the Editor
Duigan Criticised for Marinus Agreement Amid Election Count In response to Energy Minister Nick Duigan’s decision to sign the Marinus agreement with...
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Robbins Island Wind Farm Approved with Varied Reactions
The Australian Government has approved the construction of a new wind farm on Robbins Island, Tasmania. The decision, announced today by Minister...
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News Highlights – Politics, Economy & Environment
In a series of media releases from late August 2025, a range of issues affecting Tasmania have been brought to the fore...
