No Reassurance for Launceston Over Fragrance Skyscraper
The Minister for Planning and Local Government failed to provide any reassurance to Launceston residents today.
Sep
2017
19
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Sep
2017
19
Launceston Skyscraper – Proposal by Frangrance Group
Will the Government be providing any special support or using powers under proposed major projects legislation to fast-track Fragrance Group's project?
Aug
2017
30
Greens to Move to Repeal Pulp Mill Assessment Act
The expiration of the pulp mill permits means the Tamar Valley community is one step closer to ending this sorry saga that has plagued them for fifteen years.
Aug
2017
15
Ferguson Must Address Psychiatric Care Shortage at the LGH
Last week the Royal Hobart Hospital Department of Psychiatric Medicine lost their RANZCP accreditation.
May
2017
10
No Funds for Launceston Stormwater and Sewerage in Federal Budget
The Federal Budget included significant infrastructure funding, with billions of dollars committed for works around the country - but not Tasmania.
Apr
2017
20
Northern Tasmania Can’t Risk a Compromised Launceston City Deal
The Launceston City Deal projects can’t flourish without the water and sewerage infrastructure underpinning the city being upgraded.
Feb
2017
12
Liberals Need to Invest $150M Windfall Gain in Launceston Infrastructure
The Government needs to commit to the people of Launceston that it will invest into the city's ancient and ailing water and sewerage infrastructure.
Dec
2016
7
Government’s TasWater Refusal Set to Hit Tasmanians Hard
TasWater have said they will likely raise charges by 10% in the next two years. This fee hike will hit disadvantaged Tasmanians the hardest.
Nov
2016
17
Elective Surgeries at the Launceston General Hospital
We are aware of patients presenting to the emergency department at the LGH with no paperwork and no after-surgery care plan with infections and other issues.
Nov
2016
17
Ferguson’s LGH Elective Surgery Mess
The Health Minister today failed to explain why knee and hip surgery patients who were sent interstate weren't receiving adequate post-operative care.