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Bass Strait deserves straight answers
New data underlines need for broader jobs support
Incompetent Infrastructure Minister fails again
Concerning stories emerging on impact of Mersey ED reduced hours
Call for winter power bill relief
Petition to restore 24/7 emergency department at Mersey Hospital
Committee into COVID-19 education disruption well overdue
More investment in skills training vital to get Tasmanians into jobs
Spirits replacement proposal missing mark
Government all talk no action on infrastructure, and it shows
Premier’s moves on TasWater backfire
NW inquiry extension right call
Student levy relief welcome
North West community needs answers on Mersey ED
Archer passes buck on consultation
Archer’s inaction: corrections system on brink of collapse
Government votes with Greens to block mandatory testing for essential workers
Dividends grab should fund winter energy supplement
Don’t set ag sector up to fail
Business support must follow border decision
Flawed processes putting Tasmanians at risk
COVID-19 inquiry immunity granted after submissions close
Government finally listening to Labor’s calls on free TAFE
Tasmanian jobs must come first
Spirits remain under cloud of uncertainty
Hotel quarantine testing must be strengthened to protect Tasmanians
Heavy on fanfare, light on detail
HomeBuilder grant scheme failing to launch
Electric vehicles to help drive Tasmania’s COVID-19 recovery
Government finally listening to Labor’s calls
Infrastructure underspend nothing to celebrate
Lessons to be learnt from NW outbreak review
TEMCO purchase welcome news
Jobs data provides some respite, long road ahead
Burnie port proposal welcome, commitment needed
NW livestock industry acts on sale yard where government fails
Yet another taskforce…
Buck stops with Premier for ‘essential’ workers
A confident future for tourism
Early learning funds welcome, but more needed
Consultation fail on Burnie courthouse
No place for complacency with COVID
Congratulations to Bastian Siedel MLC
New case of COVID in NW Tasmania
Jobs and wages data shows Tasmania second worst state behind locked down Victoria
Questions remain on Burnie courthouse move
Power bill relief needed for struggling Tasmanians
Lack of unified emergency radio system putting lives at risk