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3.9KFeatured - Row 1Crony Capitalism in Tasmania – the ‘Conservative White Male’ Factor
Last week Richard Flanagan unleashed a tirade against the government and salmon industry. He said at the Hobart town Hall meeting on Wednesday...
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Election Night Interviews
Tasmanian Times conducted some election night interviews at the ‘Tally Room’, Grand Chancellor Hotel, Hobart, 1 May 2021. We spoke to independent...
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Libs’ Victory More Status Quo
Liberals’ victory in Tasmanian election is more status quo than ringing endorsement The Tasmanian Liberal government has been returned for a record...
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Tally Room Speeches – White, O’Connor, Gutwein
Transcript of speeches made at the ‘Tally Room’ at the Grand Chancellor Hotel, Hobart, 1 May 2021. Speeches are presented in the...
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1.5KArticleLast Gasp Election Announcements
Media release – Tasmanian Liberals, 30 April 2021 Expanding 24 Carrot Kitchen Garden Program To More Tasmanian Schools A re-elected majority Gutwein...
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Screen Industry Policies Update
Statement – Tasmanian Filmmakers Alliance, 30 April 2021 TaFA Election update An update on our representation to the parties ahead of the...
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Greens: Federals are Still Corrupting our Democracy
Cassy O’Connor We are two days out from the Tasmanian election. And still Tasmanian voters do not know what casino pokies tax...
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Candidates’ Stances on Lake Malbena & Parks Privatisation
Statement – The Wilderness Society Tasmania, 29 April 2021 Where Lyons & Derwent candidates—parties and one independent—stand on Lake Malbena and parks...
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Where do Major Parties Stand on Planning?
Statement – Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania, 28 April 2021 Where do the Tasmanian political parties stand on planning? PMAT wants strategic, visionary...
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As Tasmanians Head to the Polls…
Tasmanian Times publishes this piece for public interest purposes, not necessarily because we agree with it. We find it a little perplexing...
