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Article-Celebrating cultural connection this Harmony Week

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 to the progression of chords.It also describes the...

Article-International Women’s Day: Honour Roll Gender Gap

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 Rebecca White says.In Tasmania, women only received 14 per cent of...

Talking Point-State’s secrecy is just a bit fishy

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 faith in their public institutions?The concerning lack of timely...

Article-Govt targets key MPs to save $1.1bn stadium

Article-Govt targets key MPs to save $1.1bn stadium

The Mercury | 2 December 2025; pg 2.Govt targets key MPs to save $1.1bn stadium Premier makes last-ditch bid to win over the undecidedsDavid KillickThe minority Liberal government is using the countdown to the Legislative Council vote on the proposed Macquarie Point...

Article-Grain Drain: Critical Shortage of Construction Sand

Article-Grain Drain: Critical Shortage of Construction Sand

The Saturday Mercury | 29 November 2025; pgs 1 & 5.Grain Drain: Critical Shortage of Construction SandBuild risk over sand shortage - fears of project cost hikeDavid KillickA critical shortage of sand used in concrete manufacturing has raised concerns about cost...

Article-Crowd lashes AFL “bullies”

Article-Crowd lashes AFL “bullies”

The Mercury | 24 November 2025; pg 6Crowd lashes AFL "bullies": Independent MPs vow to fight demandsBridget ClarkeIndependent upper house MPs have pledged to “do the work” and stand up against the AFL over the proposed Macquarie Point stadium, as parliament inches...

While pokies were closed
due to COVID-19
Tasmanians saved

Poker machines were closed in Tasmania on March 23, 2020
and reopened on June 26, 2020.
In 2018-19 Tasmanians lost $171,603,745 to poker machines

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