Tasmanian Times
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1.3KArticleElection Roundup – Less than 10 Days to Go!
Structuring of state schools and enterprises has emerged as an election theme. With some thoughts being bandied about on possible school closures,...
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Libs Posit State-Owned Insurer
The Liberal Party is proposing to establish a government-owned insurance company, TasInsure, to provide “affordable insurance” across a range of categories for...
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Election Round Up – 19 Days Out
As the state election nears, candidates and parties are focusing on a range of issues. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service (TALS) is...
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Debt Hole Deepens as Govt Releases Privatisation-based Budget
The 2025-26 State Budget was tabled in Parliament today. The Tasmanian Government claimed it continues a “strong record” of providing for those...
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Record Low Unemployment Amid Dismal Workforce Participation
Tasmania’s unemployment remains low at 3.8% based on the April figures according to new data released today. The government says this vindicates...
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Shipping Updates! Devonport Berth 3, TFES …
Media release – Eric Abetz, Minister for Transport, 21 March 2025 Spirit of Tasmania Berth 3 update The Tasmanian Government is focused...
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On Tasmanian Labour Force Data …
Media release – Guy Barnett, Treasurer, 20 March 2025 Tassie retains record low unemployment run The Australian Bureau of Statistics’ latest Labour...
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Mass Salmon Deaths, Again
Media release – Bob Brown Foundation, 29 January 2024 Mass salmon deaths reported – cruelty of this industry exposed again Reports of...
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Clumsy Attempt to Hide Budget Blowout Backfires
Media release – Josh Willie MP, Shadow Treasurer, 16 December 2024 Premier’s budget response a slap in the face for Tasmanians Premier Jeremy...
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Wealthy Lobby Groups Want Carte Blanche to Screw Environment
Media release – various groups, 10 December 2024 Regional industry alliance outlines its federal election priorities Five organisations representing thousands of jobs...
