Tasmanian Times
Safety
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246Wake Up Call for Tired Drivers
Media release – Road Safety Advisory Council (RSAC), 22 November 2024 Wake Up Call for Tired Drivers A new road safety campaign...
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Select Committee Report on Social Media
Report – Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society, 18 November 2024 Social media: the good, the bad, and the...
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Improve Road Safety to Free Up Ambulances
Media release – Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS), 30 September 2024 Improving road safety can help free up our ambulances An...
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Tasmanians Reminded About Carbon Monoxide Risk from Fuel-burning Equipment
Tasmanians are reminded about the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from using fuel-burning equipment inside. “Generators and outdoor cooking appliances can be...
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eSafety Commissioner Queries Child Screening on Social Media
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has requested information from some of the world’s most popular social media and messaging services to find out just...
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Patience Urged on Tasmanian Rural Roads as Spring Begins
With the season of spring officially beginning this weekend, Tasmania Police is reminding motorists to be patient on rural roads over the...
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Funding Boost to Improve Readiness for Natural Disasters
Tasmanians should be better prepared for and protected from future natural disasters following today’s announcement of over $15 million for 17 local...
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RTBU: ‘Dire Need’ for Level Crossing Upgrades
Media release – Rail, Tram and Bus Union, 22 August 2024 CEMENT TRAIN COLLISION EXPOSES DIRE NEED FOR LEVEL CROSSING UPGRADES A collision...
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On Suicide Register …
Letter – Joseph Cooper-Nolan, 14 June 2024 RE: Report to the Tasmanian Government on suicide in Tasmania 1 January 2012 – 31 December...
