Hobart Mercury | Wednesday July 15, 2026; pg 3.'Bombshell' pokies reportGovernment ignored warnings on new laws David KillickThe state's Liquor and Gaming Commission was not consulted about the Liberal government's latest round of poker machine law reforms which it...
Hobart Mercury | Tuesday July 7, 2026Antibiotics from fish farm in Derwent RiverElise KaineCalls are growing for freshwater salmon farms to be legislated as strictly as marine operations following a new report that found antibiotic residue in wild fish, sediment, and...
 The Mercury - Online | 7 July 2026Online bookmaker Betr secures Tasmanian gaming licence after fleeing Northern Territory tax hikeTasmania is set to become the new home for a growing online betting company after it was awarded a gaming licence - and not everyone is...
Derwent Valley Gazette - Digital Online |Â July 6, 2026 Antibiotic residue has been detected in water samples, sediment and eels from the Derwent River Adam Rice A report submitted to the Tasmanian Environment Protection Authority(EPA) has stated that Antibiotic...
Huon Aquaculture's Meadowbank Hatchery on the bank of the Derwent River ... (Inset: a short-finned eel) Image Courtesy of Tasmanian Inquirer Tasmanian Inquirer - Digital Online | July 6, 2026 Antibiotic traces found in eels, water samples and sediments near...
The Mercury | 26 June 2026; pg 6. Email leak saga anger David Killick Premier Jeremy Rockliff has raised the ire of the Legislative Council with his response to concerns about the leaking of an email from a member. Murchison MLC Ruth Forrest’s request that...
Tasmanian inquirer - Digital Online | 24 June 2026Â Analysis: New Tasmanian ministerial diaries scheme leaves disclosure standard weaker than 16 years agoDisclosure is now monthly but meetings between ministers and political party events are still excluded and it lacks...
 The Mercury | 19 June 2026; Pgs 7 & 15.Bunnings ID face-to-face; Customer facial data fearsMeeting of Bunnings boss and minister spurs 'surveillance' concernRob InglisThe managing director of Bunnings has personally briefed Tasmania’s Police Minister on the...
Image from the Hobart Mercury.   The Mercury | 8 June 2026; pg 13.Independent blasts call to table diariesSue BaileyIndependent member of the Legislative Council Meg Webb has described a call for non-government MPs to release their diaries as "childish" and says she...
 The Mercury | 5 June 2026; pg 7.Year 12 changes not on the cards Oscar MoodleyEducation Minister Jo Palmer has ruled out "a formal review" of the 2014 policy to extend all Tasmanian high schools from year 10 to year 12.As part of Thursday morning's Budget Estimates...
