Urban Renewal
Presently Launceston is car-centric and the proposed changes to the traffic system are designed to allow more human-centred activity in the CBD.
Oct
2015
14
Speeches
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Oct
2015
14
Consideration for Wildlife Needed During Burnoffs
The scale and frequency of fuel reduction burns have increased from the creation of a buffer zone to what is now broadscale incineration.
Oct
2015
13
Tasmanian Landcare Awards 2015
Landcare is a volunteer movement all about local people looking after their patch.
Oct
2015
13
Every Child Succeeds Initiative
Anglicare's Every Child Succeeds initiativ, forms part of the Communities for Children program funded by the federal government.
Oct
2015
13
Private VET Providers Peddle Dodgy Diplomas
There are many examples in Australia of private companies charging upwards of $10,000 for diplomas in various fields.
Sep
2015
24
Thank You Annie Greig
The outgoing Artistic Director of the dance company, Anne Greig, has made a significant contribution to Tasdance, and to the arts on the whole.
Sep
2015
24
Reducing Bushfire Risk in Tasmania
Rosalie speaks to the Matter of Public Importance on Reducing Bushfire Risk in Tasmania.
Sep
2015
24
Sovereign Risk
The fact that not all risk is sovereign risk and that it is difficult to find a definition which supports its current use in the Tasmanian House of Assembly.
Sep
2015
23
Students teach anti-racism attitudes
The presentation by the Students Against Racism group is a fantastic initiative that has been running since 2008.
Sep
2015
22
Live Exports and ChAFTA
The practice of live export of cattle from Australia needs only to meet with international standards, not Australian standards.
