Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "state budget"
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1.3KArticleRelease the Business Case on Marinus!
An insider analysis raises further questions about the likely cost of Marinus Link and how it is to be paid for.
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Serious Matters that Must be Discussed During this Election
Ruth Forrest MLC delves into Tasmania's dire fiscal crisis, with soaring debt and a "structural problem" in its budget which demands urgent...
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Treasury: ‘Tasmanian State Budget Faces a Structural Problem’
The Treasury’s Pre-Election Financial Outlook (PEFO) Report released 25 June 2025, delivers a clear warning about Tasmania’s deteriorating financial position. The report...
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7 Indies Launch Franklin Group Ticket
Seven independents have launched a bold move by forming a group ticket in Franklin. A spokesperson confirmed to Tasmanian Times that they...
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The TTT+1 Campaign Insider – Snap State Election
We asked James Redgrave, an independent candidate for Mayor of Latrobe Council, to do some thinking out loud for us. Specifically, we...
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Jacqui-Jumper Jenner Embraces Nationals
Transcript of media conference with Andrew Jenner, pre-selection candidate for Lyons for the National Party; Pip Allwright, Chairperson of the National Party...
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Revenue Reform Essential for Tasmanian Health Crisis
The Australian Medical Association is calling for the health budget to be protected from further cuts. They believe the very small increase...
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Tasmania’s Budget Crisis – A Call for Urgent Action
Ruth Forrest MLC delivers a scathing indictment of Tasmania's financial management, arguing that years of ignored warnings and a persistent failure by...
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New Poll Confirms Budget & Stadium Both Stink
A new EMRS poll has confirmed the minority Liberal government’s poor standing on major issues. According to the statewide poll of 500...
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S&P Explains Tasmania’s Credit Downgrade Risk
A fully state-funded stadium could be a concern to ratings agencies, Standard & Poors (S&P) analyst Rebecca Hvratin tells Tasmanian Times. She...
