Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "spotlight"
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42ArticleCheap Meals Combatting the Cost of Living
Op-ed by Phillip Bigg Every year in Tasmania, licensed hunters harvest wild deer, and other species, as part of normal land and...
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24Article
Will You Help Shape Your Community’s Future?
Media Release – Latrobe Council, 23 July 2026 Will You Help Shape Your Community’s Future? Residents interested in making a difference in...
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Who Will Shape the Future of Launceston’s CBD?
The Brisbane Street Mall during the Love Launnie Open Day launch event on 2 May 2026.
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A Bag of Beans and the Price of Freedom
Peter H. E. Coxhead writes that there is a simple principle that has served free societies well for centuries.
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From Compliance to Capability
Weaving Another Thread into the Horticulture Regulations Conversation, by Dr Emily Samuels-Ballantyne (Dr Demeter) Dr Olivia Rundle’s recent Tasmanian Times article, Homegrown Veggies Targeted, has...
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Tasmanian Devils Second Cancer Research
More than a decade of monitoring in southern Tasmania suggests Tasmanian devils affected by a second contagious cancer are faring better than...
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Lobbying Reform Bill Released for Public Consultation
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today released her Private Members Bill, the Political Lobbying (Integrity and Transparency) Bill 2026, for public consultation,...
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118Article
Is Marinus Racing Ahead of Legal Process?
Comment by Kim Phillips-Haines, Principal Petitioner, Tas Power Democracy Inc. Recent public comments by Burnie Mayor Teeny Brumby have sparked serious concerns...
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Recognise Babies Taken Through Forced Adoption
A group of Tasmanian adoptees are asking every member of the state’s parliament to share Petition 149, Recognise the Babies Taken Through...
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Homegrown Veggies Targeted
Op-ed by Dr Olivia Rundle Strict regulations are proposed for local community food swaps and sale of excess backyard produce, which could...
