TASMANIA’S tourism industry will bounce back strongly from COVID-19, despite Virgin Australia going into voluntary administration, Premier Peter Gutwein says. Virgin Australia yesterday entered...
TASMANIA’S tourism industry will bounce back strongly from COVID-19, despite Virgin Australia going into voluntary administration, Premier Peter Gutwein says. Virgin Australia yesterday entered...
A lack of government trust could be the stumbling block for a new contact tracing app a Tasmanian civil liberties advocate says. The government last week announced its intention to use an app to...
THE federal government is being urged to invest in Virgin Australia to ensure the future ofTasmania's tourism industry. Federal Labor member for Lyons Brian Mitchell said without urgent action from...
The Federal Government is being urged to invest in Virgin Australia to ensure the future of Tasmania's tourism industry. Federal Labor member for Lyons Brian Mitchell said without urgent action...
The COVID-19 pandemic - and the extraordinary restrictions placed on citizens in a bid to stop the spread of the virus — understandably has a lot of people on edge. Many are finding the social...
The advice from Professor Kelly, Australia's Chief Medical Officer (The Examiner, April 6) was spot on. If Tasmanians track their symptoms and activities it can be invaluable dats. If everyone...
Most of Tasmania's MPs will skil an emergency sitting in Canberra this week in a bid to avoid unnecessary travel. Around a third of Lower House members are expected to attend tomorrow's sitting,...
Lyons MHR Brian Mitchell last weekend told me that the declining belief in democracy among Australia’s youth remained one of our society’s greatest challenges. “Other systems have been tried and...
A TASMANIAN Liberal senator says she would support state governments if they sought to ban the Nazi flag and Nazi displays, while Lyons Labor MHR Brian Mitchell has urged Housing Tasmania to take...
TASMANIAN spirit producers say tax relief for distillers would boost growth and employment. Tasmanian Whisky and Spirits Association president Mark Littler, pictured, said spirit producers were...