Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "transport"
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1.4KArticleHow States can Accelerate Australia’s Electric Vehicle Transition
On the road again: here’s how the states can accelerate Australia’s sputtering electric vehicle transition Last month, Volkswagen Australia chief Michael Bartsch...
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Secure, Increased Funding for Transport Cycling Needed
Media release – Bicycle Network, 6 April 2021 Secure, increased funding for transport cycling needed Bicycle Network is looking for a promise...
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SeaRoad Tamar Farewells Tasmania
The SeaRoad Tamar will yesterday departed Devonport for the last time at 5pm after 30 years of strong service across Bass Strait....
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Whatever Happened to Hobart’s Underground Bus Mall?
Media release – Pedestrian & Public Transport Users Group, 27 March 2021 No Shelter from the Storm. Whatever Happened to Hobart’s Underground...
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Hobart Ferry Service Announced
Media release – Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, 25 March 2021 Derwent ferry a step closer The Tasmanian Liberal Government...
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1.8KCreative Tasmania
Talk Tackles Impacts of Urban Growth
The next CityTalks online panel discussion will be on the topic of urban sprawl versus density.
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Spirit Replacements: Restart with the Finnish
Media release – Peter Gutwein, Premier & Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, 15 March 2021 Putting Tasmania first in Spirit...
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2.0KLetters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Sus Timber Tas sees the writing on the wall Finally Sus Timber Tas has seen sense and has begrudgingly permitted the Bob...
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A Train to Nowhere – 150 Years of Railway Memories
On the 150th anniversary of Tasmanian railways, Mathew Sharp looks back at the heyday of passenger and freight rail on the island.
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Tasmania’s Rail Network: Much Opportunity, Many Problems
The light rail and tourist rail debates continue across Tasmania with not a lot of facts being presented to the general public. I have had my...
