Heritage – Oura Oura Property
The listing for Mr Brown's house at Liffey was altered to remove detail around the record of what's described as the 'chainsaw massacre'.
Nov
2020
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Estimates
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Nov
2020
25
Attorney-General and Justice – Birth Certificate Changes
The TLRI noted the very positive impacts that birth certificate changes have had on the lives on transgender Tasmanians.
Nov
2020
25
Human Services – Ashley Youth Detention Centre
Twelve months ago, a member of staff at the Ashley Youth Detention Centre found records about the alleged rape in the mid 1990s.
Nov
2020
25
Heritage – Heritage Tasmania Director
The CPSU staff survey makes for alarming reading about a workforce of highly qualified and dedicated people who are extremely unhappy.
Nov
2020
25
Attorney-General and Justice – Victims of Crime Compensation
A person who witnessed a crime is only able to paid a maximum or $20 000. A relative can be paid a maximum of $10 000.
Nov
2020
25
Arts – Funding
We can't identify any key deliverables in this Budget in the Arts portfolio this year.
Nov
2020
25
Attorney-General and Justice – Non-Fatal Strangulation
Coroner Olivia McTaggart's report documents a range of instances where the man who murdered Ms Eaton engaged in acts of strangulation against women.
Nov
2020
25
Arts – Wild Things
Mr Barnett said the Government would review Screen Tasmania's guidelines 'to make sure dangerous and illegal activities cannot be promoted or endorsed'.
Nov
2020
25
Attorney-General and Justice – Commission of Inquiry
The TLRI final report of September 2003 makes five recommendations for legislative amendment of the Commissions of Inquiry Act.
Nov
2020
25
Planning – State Policies
State policies make sure planning is consistent and forward thinking as well as unfettered by political and development interests.
