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  • Latest Tasmania (TAS) news covering latest Tasmanian elections, regional Tasmania, politics, police news, new laws, crime, traffic offences, accidents, car crashes, parliament, government, Hobart City life, and other local social matters.
    Latest news coverage from local areas of Hobart, Launceston, Cradle Mountain, Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, Mount Wellington, Cataract Gorge, Salamanca Place, Bruny Island, Richmond, Sarah Island, Macquarie Harbour, Strahan and other areas and communities. Find out what is happening in Tasmania today.

Strong job-creating investment and business conditions driving us forward
Basketball buzz growing in Tasmania
Another Big Bash boost for Tasmania
More certainty for public sector workers
State Service Review Interim Report
Digital readiness boost changing businesses
More support for vehicle registration and licensing
COVID-19 PPE preparedness to keep Tasmanians safe
Police charge three people for drug related matters in Acton
More permanent staff for our health system
Premier’s Statement – Commission of Inquiry
Progress on new Burnie Ambulance Station
Police remind Tasmanians to be wary of scams when shopping online
National Asbestos Awareness Week 2020
Cosgrove High School
Dr Abroad raises White flag on Tasmanian jobs
Women on Boards Strategy 2020-2025
Evade police and motor vehicle crash
Police treating fire as suspicious, Cosgrove High School at Glenorchy
Motor Vehicle Crash And Fire – Cecilia Street at St Helens
Police seize motorcycle after excessive speeding in Northern Tasmania
Tenders open to deliver solar power project for Maria Island
Tasmania wins national training awards
Future looking bright for Port Arthur Historic Site
Continuing to help young Tasmanians in need in North West
Police are responding to fatal crash – Granton
Nanak Narulla selected as Tasmania’s new Rhodes Scholar
Tasmania records economic growth
Investing to keep our community safe from COVID-19
Cutting red tape in our fishing industry
Tasmanian nurses and midwives recognised
Driver safety at heart of new heavy vehicle strategy
Police charge man with damage at Middleton General Store overnight
Safer speed to benefit all road users
Selfish Labor-Green “pledge” postcards just not believable
Renewable Energy Target passes Parliament
Forging a manufacturing future
Improving Playing Field across Tasmania 19 November
Greens’ Grab Bag Alternative Budget
South Australia to remain classified as a medium risk jurisdiction
New research to help understand changing glaciers, seafood safety and 3D printing
Continuing to deliver for Tasmanians
Police charge two people over neighbour dispute in Middleton
More false claims from Greens
Labor caught red-handed fudging jobs figures
Our record on openness and transparency
Bushfire – why risk it?
State Budget delivering on keeping Tasmanians safe

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