Tasmanian Times
Safety
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53AEU: ‘Worrying Signs’ in Public Schools Report
Media release – Australian Education Union, 19 June 2022 Education Report shows disturbing signs about the state of Tasmanian schools Worrying signs...
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Mitigating the Risk of Burns this Winter
Media release – Department of Health, 3 June 2022 Mitigating the risk of burns this winter The onset of winter and cooler...
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148Labor: ‘Our Schools are Unsafe’
Media release – Josh Willie MLC, Shadow Education Minister, 14 March 2022 Schools no safe place with violence and suspensions skyrocketing The number...
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E-Scooter Safety Campaign Rolls Out
An e-scooter safety campaign is being rolled out as the new ‘micromobility’ hire systems are about to commence operation in Hobart and...
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Traffic Offender Programs Available Online or Face to Face
In the first six months of 2021, 15 people lost their lives and 133 suffered serious injuries on Tasmanian roads. While this...
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Learning About Burning – a Safety Video for Kids
A ‘kids entertainment’ approach is attempting to teach Tasmanian children about fire safety. With major backing from Kidsafe Tasmania, CEO Jenny Branch-Allen...
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App Encourages Safer Boating
Australian boating safety app Deckee has experienced 120 per cent growth in downloads in Tasmania, after being selected as the official safety...
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Button Battery Safety
Following the death of a third child in Australia due to an ingested button battery, Kidsafe are issuing an urgent reminder to...
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Slowing for Emergency Vehicles
Tasmania Police are investigating an incident of dangerous driving which occurred on Frankford Road between Rubicon River and Franklin Rivulet on Friday,...
