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Thursday 25, Feb 2010 | Southern Tasmania
Election Day 14Tasmania's main political leaders insist they're still striving for majority government, despite poll predictions that's unlikely. They've swept aside the poor results - saying they're not going to change their election game plans now.. Read more... Thursday 25, Feb 2010 | Southern Tasmania
Education WrapTwo former educators are calling on bureaucrats to leave the state's school system alone. The pair has released a new book, which says education in Tasmania has been a political plaything for too long.. Read more... Thursday 25, Feb 2010 | Southern Tasmania
Mitchell CourtA former North West dairy farmer convicted on charges of animal cruelty might have his case re-heard. In a move that's angered animal welfare officers, Roderic Neil Mitchell was released on bail in the Burnie Magistrate's Court today.. Read more... Wednesday 24, Feb 2010 | Southern Tasmania
Election Day 12According to the latest opinion poll - Tasmania is heading towards a hung parliament. Both major parties have recorded a drop in support - while the Greens look set to secure an unprecedented six seats in the state election. The shock figures show the next twenty four days of the campaign are crucial.. Read more... Wednesday 24, Feb 2010 | Southern Tasmania
Teachers StrikeAngry teachers have rallied at a stop work meeting in Hobart... Protesting against the Premier's Tasmania Tomorrow reforms... And they're vowing to march on Parliament next month... In their fight to have the changes rolled back. . Read more... Wednesday 24, Feb 2010 | Southern Tasmania
Launceston Cup RaceNew Zealand horse "Larry's Never Late" has upstaged race favourite "Growl" to take out today's $300,000 Launceston Cup. The win means the trophy again heads out of Tasmania... But locals had something to cheer about, with the Troy Blacker trained Dream Pedlar finishing in second.. Read more... Wednesday 23, Dec 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Christmas FatalIt's been a tragic start to the christmas holiday period on Tasmania's roads. After a French tourist was killed in the south last weekend, a Devonport man has died on the Bass Highway at Parramatta Creek. . Read more... Wednesday 23, Dec 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Poison ProbeThe investigation into ground water contamination at Rosebery is to be reopened. The Health Department says a doctor has provided new information after treating sick residents.. Read more... Friday 18, Dec 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Fire FightThe state government's opening it's purse yet again - this time five million dollars is going towards making Tasmania more bushfire ready. Strategies include immediate removal of roadside vegetation and the creation of community refuges.. Read more... Sunday 29, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
HIV WarningThe number of HIV cases in Tasmania is growing at an alarming rate. Health officials are warning people not to let their guard down when it comes to practicing safe sex.. Read more... Sunday 29, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Community WishlistHealth and Education have topped a list of issues concerning Tasmanians ahead of next year's state election. A poll has identified two key areas that will play a pivotal role in deciding which political party will govern the state come March.. Read more... Saturday 28, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
In Safe HandsWorld War One medallions found dumped near rubbish bins in suburban Melbourne have made their final journey home. Victorian Police handing over the two medals to the family of the Tasmanian soldier who earned them.. Read more... Saturday 21, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Uncertain FutureWorkers at McCain's Smithton processing plant are still reeling over news the plant will be closed. More than 100 full-time jobs will be slashed, in a new blow to the state's north west.. Read more... Sunday 15, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Climate ActionThe Tasmanian Government is taking action - today announcing a 50-thousand dollar micro-grants program for community-based climate change projects.. Read more... Sunday 15, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Last ChanceThe state Opposition is predicting the week ahead in parliament will determine the future of Premier David Bartlett.. Read more... Sunday 15, Nov 2009 | Southern Tasmania
Victims RememberedA ceremony to remember the six hundred and 45 men who died aboard HMAS Sydney nearly 70 years ago was held on Hobart's waterfront this morning.. Read more... |
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