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Spirits Sink Ferguson 26 August 2024
Rockliff answers Labor’s calls for a Science and Technology Minister 26 August 2024
Government breaks emergency department expansion promise due to budget issues 23 August 2024
Coalition’s collapse bad news for jobs and the economy 24 August 2024
Draft Community Engagement Strategy out for Public Consultation
Ulverstone Man Charged With Drug Trafficking 27 August
Brews put to the scientific test
27 drivers caught using mobile phones during traffic operation
Innovation and fun take centre stage at Burnie’s Mini MakerX
High Range Drink Driver Caught In Road Safety Operation
Over 1600 arrests made and $93m worth of drugs seized as part of national Operation Vitreus week of action
Who Is In Charge? Labor Or Unions?
Statement From Minister
Grants Now Open To Support Healthier Communities
Nominations to the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
$92.9 Million For 200 Early-career Researchers
Aussie SMEs Eager To Invest Through Headwinds
Youth charged with several offences including smashing Metro bus windscreen
Emergency Response Teams take out honours at the Victorian Mine Rescue Competition
Police Charge Three Men Over Aggravated Armed Robbery
TasALERT App Launches
Two people charged after business burglaries in Northern Tasmania
Road Safety Operation At Murdunna In State’s South
Unacceptable Industrial Action Hurting Tasmanians
Recognising Service Of Our North West TFS Volunteers
Statement From Premier 24 August
Building capacity to lift literacy rates in Tasmanian schools
Youth Connectors Kicking Goals In Glenorchy
Grants To Boost Tasmanian Businesses On Global Stage
Two Youths Arrested After New Norfolk Incident
Landcare Grants To Support On-ground Works
Extending Library Opening Hours
Congratulations to Premier’s Reading Challenge participants
AFL Fans Encouraged To Utilise Free Car Park
Western Police target traffic offences in joint operation
Police Warn Tasmanians To Beware Of Malware Scams
Investigation reveals global fisheries are in far worse shape than we thought – and many have already collapsed
How and why did half-time oranges in junior sports become a tradition?
Police renew call for information on anniversary of Lucille Butterworth’s disappearance
Weekly Cattle And Sheep Market Wrap
Taking stock of assessments for sustainable fisheries
Trial By Judge Or Jury?
Charges laid over attempted aggravated robbery, Glenorchy
Social Poker Is Back
New Life On Way For Fountainside
No New Ideas From Winter
Antarctica vulnerable to invasive species hitching rides on plastic and organic debris
Man charged with trafficking after police seize ice, cash, and ammunition

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