The Big Picture School of the City Campus in Inveresk, Launceston has enjoyed ongoing success, providing a happy learning environment for disengaged students.
The announcement of the 2016 closure of Wide Angle Tasmania is a blow to the production of film in Tasmania.
Tasmanians now know that developers have their eyes on the art school, the Treasury building and the St. Johns Street offices in Launceston.
In the last sitting the Minister misled the House over what was revealed to be a secret plan to hand over the Hunter Street School of Art to private developers.
A recent release through right to information confirms that dissolved oxygen levels and subsequent disease outbreaks continue to be a problem for fish farms.
The middle of the school year is odd timing to take the Department of Education in a new direction and not renewing the secretary of the department's contract.
The federal Environment minister has invited the Victorian Government to apply for money to stop logging the habitat of the endangered Leadbeater's possum.
The Liberals are not even prepared to commit to implementing the recommendations of the task force they established.
Yesterday the Minister could not provide any answers as to why the child protection system failed 151 children on the north-west coast.
It is almost three weeks since the department first became aware of the child protection system's failure to follow up on at least 151 child protection alerts.
