by mw061074 | May 5, 2022 | Media (General - Homepage), Newspaper
Tasmanian Parliament approves land tax changes, but questions remain on how it will help renters – if at all Matt Maloney | The Examiner | 4 May 2022Â Parliament has approved land tax cuts for secondary property owners and landlords, promised by the Liberals in...
by KurtJ | April 5, 2022 | Newspaper
Protesting and conflicts of interest Kingborough Chronicle | 5 April 2022In case anyone missed it, the Tasmanian Government has proposed changes to the State’s protest laws. The Police Offences Amendment (Workplace Protection) Bill 2022 focuses on amending the...
by mw061074 | February 13, 2022 | Newspaper
Early state election throws up raft of big questions to ponder Under our normal four-year cycle, the Gutwein Government would have faced a State election in a matter of weeks.So it’s interesting to consider how a March, 2022, election may have influenced the political...
by mw061074 | February 8, 2022 | Newspaper
Gutwein promised the Tasmanian Liberals would disclose all donations over $5000. They didn’t. Bob Burton | Tasmanian Inquirer| 8 February 2022  Almost $80,000 in donations above threshold hidden from voters before May 2021 Tasmanian election.The Tasmanian Liberal...
by mw061074 | February 8, 2022 | Newspaper
Risks hidden as schools reopen Kingborough Chronicle | 8 February 2022 Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb has called for the release of Public Health Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) advice in relation to the Tasmanian Government’s approach to the reopening of schools...
by mw061074 | February 8, 2022 | Newspaper
Students COVID testing discrepancy still raising concerns Adam Holmes | Advocate | 8 February 2022Â Â PUBLIC Health has outlined why it chose not to recommend Tasmanian school children undergo mandatory rapid antigen testing, describing their risk as “very...
