Antarctic Division move ‘should not happen’, Abetz says
Tasmanian Liberal senator Eric Abetz says a proposal to move the Australian Antarctic Division headquarters from Kingston to to the Hobart City lacks “credibility”.
Tasmanian Liberal senator Eric Abetz says a proposal to move the Australian Antarctic Division headquarters from Kingston to to the Hobart City lacks “credibility”.
Two Liberal ministers have said “sorry” in parliament after a barrage of criticism for their groans at questions from a sexual abuse survivor. WHAT HAPPENED >>
“I’ve had trouble sleeping.”: The incumbent Tasmanian Greens Senator, Peter Whish-Wilson, says the upcoming federal election will be the most important in Australian history. WHY >>
The University of Tasmania has recruited Sue Hickey as a “spin doctor” to spruik their move to the inner city. WHAT HER ROLE WILL ENTAIL >>
Tasmania’s AFL Taskforce consultant Alastair Clarkson has a grand idea that will not only land the state a big league team but help reinvigorate and transform Tassie. HAVE YOUR SAY >>
An anti-vax doctor who lost his job for refusing the Covid jab will be campaigning for the seat of Franklin at the upcoming Federal election. >>>WATCH THE VIDEO
Legendary coach Alastair Clarkson has spent the past two days in Hobart as the Apple Isle eyes an AFL team. Here’s what he’s been up to.
The Premier has announced a raft of changes to Check In Tas, which would see the use of the app scrapped at a range of different venues. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW >>
The government has confirmed Covid cases have been reported in students from around half of Tasmania’s government schools. WHERE THEY’VE BEEN RECORDED >>
Tasmania’s lowest headline unemployment figure in 44-years comes with a catch, a leading economist warns. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW >>
A Liberal stalwart is the big winner from a cabinet reshuffle caused by the departure of Education Minister Sarah Courtney as a major portfolio changes hands. FULL RESHUFFLE >>
The WA premier has taken a swipe at Tasmania’s border reopening plan, hailing his decision to keep the border shut as the right thing to do. WHAT HE SAID >>
Leaders believe the public response to the reopening of the state’s borders was a large part of the reason infection numbers were lower than early predictions.
The government is looking to rejuvenate “poor” lobster stocks along the East Coast, but a peak body has shared concern over the looming commercial fishing quota restrictions.
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