Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "public transport"
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1.0KArticlePoll: People Want Cheaper, Climate-Friendly Transport
Media release – Climate Council, 31 August 2022 New poll: Australians want transport options that are better for hip pockets and the...
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Transport Policy Recommendation for Near-Absolute Zero Emissions
Policy Announcement – Climate Council, 27 July 2022 State and territory transport policy recommendations to reach near-absolute zero emissions As the fastest-growing...
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Ferry Users Slapped with Charges from August
Media release – Department of State Growth, 4 July 2022 Are you Greencard ready for the Derwent ferry? Passengers of the Derwent River...
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Get Involved – Help Make Public Transport More Inclusive
Anglicare Tasmania is launching a research project called Trips Not Made. The aim is to help make public transport fairer and better...
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Australian Cities Out-of-step on Walkability, Transport
Media release – Global Observatory for Healthy and Sustainable Cities, 11 May Australian cities out-of-step on walkability, transport: study Australian cities may...
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Public Transport Needed to Ease Pain of Rising Petrol Prices
Media release – Josh Willie MLC, Shadow Minister for Transport, 19 March 2022 Public Transport needed to Ease Pain of Rising Petrol...
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Electric Cars Alone Won’t Save the Planet
Electric cars alone won’t save the planet. We’ll need to design cities so people can walk and cycle safely At the COP26 climate...
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Transport Policies
Media release – Tasmanian Liberals, 26 April 2021 Transforming Public Transport For Tasmanians A re-elected majority Gutwein Liberal Government will further modernise...
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Greater Hobart Mayors Urge Candidates to Back Public Transport
The Greater Hobart Mayors have joined together to urge candidates in the upcoming state election to commit to a better public transport...
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Public Transport the Key to Easing Commuter Traffic
The mayors of Greater Hobart say reducing reliance on cars is the key to easing congestion across the city.
