Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "public transport"
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1.2KArticleBus Drivers on Strike for Better Pay & Conditions
Media release – Rail, Tram and Bus Union, 9 October 2024 INDUSTRIAL ACTION TO COMMENCE ON METRO BUS NETWORK Bus drivers have notified...
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Hobartians Spend an Average of 52 Hrs/Yr in Traffic Congestion
Traffic congestion is costing us time, money and carbon pollution in our urban areas.
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Govt Backs Away from Tasman Bridge Path Upgrades
Jeremy Rockliff, Premier, 23 September 2024 Making the Tasman Bridge safer Key safety upgrades on the Tasman Bridge are progressing as the Tasmanian Government works hard to...
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AI Demolishes Stadium Proposal
Executive Summary The world’s most advanced LLM (large language model) Claude AI has analysed the entire 260 page Macquarie Point stadium proposal,...
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Cool Reception to State Budget 2024 Deep in Debt
Media release – Jeremy Rockliff, Premier, Michael Ferguson, Treasurer, 12 September 2024 Delivering the 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future The 2024-25...
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Step up Hobart! Join Walk to Work Day this Friday
Hobart workers are being urged to lace up their walking shoes and participate in Walk to Work Day this Friday, 6 September....
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QLD Surging in ‘Race to the Top’
A new Climate Council comparing Australia’s states and territories has found Queensland has rocketed up the rankings from climate laggard to solar...
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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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On Northern Suburbs Transport Plan, Medium Density Guidelines …
Media release – Eric Abetz, Minister for Business, Resources and Industry; Felix Ellis, Minister for Housing and Planning, 14 July 2024 Bringing new life...
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Govt Announces ‘Strategic Review’ into Kunanyi Facilities, Opportunities
Transcript of media conference with Eric Abetz, Minister for Business, Industry and Resources; Madeleine Ogilvie, Liberal Member for Clark; Amy Hills, CEO...
