by SianJ | March 18, 2026 | Media (General - Homepage), Media (Transparency and Integrity), Newspaper
Article-Rockliff govt’s ‘weak’ transparency reforms slammed The Mercury | 18 March 2026; pg 5.Rockliff govt’s ‘weak’ transparency reforms slammedDAVID KILLICKCritics of the state government’s record on transparency say Right to...
by SianJ | March 18, 2026 | Homepage Slider, Media (General - Homepage), Media (Transparency and Integrity), Newspaper
Talking Point-Integrity group aims to ensure that Tasmanians can have trust in political decision-making in this state Wednesday March 18, 2026 | Hobart Mercury | OPINION pgs; 16,17 Integrity group aims to ensure that Tasmanians can have trust in political...
by SianJ | March 17, 2026 | Kingborough Community, Media (General - Homepage), Nelson Electorate, Newspaper
Article-Celebrating cultural connection this Harmony Week Image from Kingborough ChronicleKingborough Chronicle | 17 March 2026: pg 13.Celebrating cultural connection this Harmony Week Harmony requires diversity. Music defines ‘harmony’ as multiple voices contributing...
by SianJ | March 12, 2026 | Media (General - Homepage), Media (Transparency and Integrity), Newspaper
Article-Personal details leaked: RTI dishes out residents’ private data: Ombudsman The Mercury | 12 March 2026; pg 3.Personal details leakedRTI dishes out residents’ private data: OmbudsmanDAVID KILLICKPersonal information has been mistakenly released in...
by CH | March 9, 2026 | Media (Gender), Media (General - Homepage), Newspaper
Article-International Women’s Day: Honour Roll Gender Gap The Mercury | 9 March 2026; pg 5.Honour Roll Gender Gap:Call for More Women to be NominatedAlison FolettaWomen are still under-represented in national honours, federal Assistant Minister for Women...
by SianJ | February 20, 2026 | Environment, Fin Fish, Homepage Slider, Media (General - Homepage), Media (Transparency and Integrity), Newspaper
Talking Point-State’s secrecy is just a bit fishy Friday February 20, 2026 | Hobart Mercury | OPINION pg 37State’s secrecy is just a bit fishyWe have a right to know what’s going into our water supply, writes Meg WebbIs it any wonder Tasmanians lack...