State and federal governments are being asked to cough up cash to help care for some of Tasmania's greatest assets as a local council stretches the budget to maintain them out of its coffers.
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Cash-strapped council weighs up $80M debt

Cash-strapped council weighs up $80M debt

State and federal governments are being asked to cough up cash to help care for some of Tasmania's greatest assets as a local council stretches the budget to maintain them out of its coffe... Read more

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Airport cash splash required for 'vital' international flights

Airport cash splash required for 'vital' international flights

Politicians are clamouring for City Deal cash to be used on Hobart Airport to supercharge its bid for international flights, which they say are essential to the state's economic recovery.

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On the ball during 'fantastic journey'

On the ball during 'fantastic journey'

During his 40 years of policing Inspector Glen Ball has managed a diverse range of areas including the Serious Organised Crime Division. He has been recognised for his contribution.

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Ceremony honours Tasmanians who served in a 'forgotten war'

Ceremony honours Tasmanians who served in a 'forgotten war'

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Time to celebrate Tassie's 'Duty Dozen'

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From a police inspector who has served in the force for 40 years to a mathematics educator, a diverse range of Tasmanians have been commended in this year's Queen's Birthday honours.

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