MIL-OSI Australia: World class experiences still open in Tasmania
Source: State of Tasmania Government 4 February 2019Will Hodgman, Premier & Minister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events While several of our communities are being impacted by the fires, it is important the world knows Tasmania is open for business. A vast number of experiences and attractions are largely unaffected by fires so we are encouraging […]
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Source: State of Tasmania Government Premier of Tasmania – Building growth continues 4 February 2019Sarah Courtney, Minister for Building and Construction The latest ABS statistics confirm that Tasmanian continues to lead the nation in growth in our building and construction sector. Building approvals in Tasmania are continuing to increase with the latest ABS statistic confirming […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: Latrobe Valley air quality affected by bushfire smoke
Source: Government of Victoria 3 Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) advises that air quality in and around Latrobe Valley today (4 Feb 2019), may be unhealthy for sensitive groups due to elevated levels of PM2.5 particles.Sensitive groups include people over 65, children 14 years and younger, pregnant women and those with existing heart or lung […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: BILL SHORTEN – TRANSCRIPT – DOORSTOP – HUONVILLE – MONDAY, 4 FEBRUARY 2019
Source: Australian Labor Party (ALP) E&OE TRANSCRIPTDOORSTOPHUONVILLEMONDAY, 4 FEBRUARY 2019 SUBJECTS: Tasmanian bushfires; Banking Royal Commission; The Liberal’s Backflip on Medical Transfers. JULIE COLLINS, MEMBER FOR FRANKLIN: It’s great to be here with my colleague Senator Catryna Bilyk but particularly to have our Leader Bill Shorten here in Tasmania and particularly here in the Huon Valley. […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: 2019 focus on further lifting educational achievement
Source: State of Tasmania Government 4 February 2019Jeremy Rockliff, Minister for Education and TrainingIn 2019 the Hodgman Liberal Government will be focusing on building on what we have already delivered in education and continuing to prioritise record investment into lifting educational achievement. While we know that there will be challenges, we can already see significant […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: National van tour to highlight the Morrison Government’s public school funding crisis
Source: Australian Education Union A fleet of Fair Funding Now! vans will visit public schools in marginal electorates across Australia to highlight the $14 billion which has been cut from public-school budgets by the Morrison government. The fleet of ten vans is the next stage of the Australian Education Union’s Fair Funding Now! campaign. Campaign […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: Dwelling approvals decline in December (Media Release)
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics 2 4 February 2019 MEDIA RELEASE Embargoed 11:30am (AEDT) Dwelling approvals decline in December The number of dwellings approved in Australia fell by 4.1 per cent in December 2018, in trend terms, according to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today. “The trend for the total dwelling […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: Momentous AFLW match paves the way for Tassie girls
Source: State of Tasmania Government 3 February 2019Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Sport and RecreationToday’s landmark AFLW season opener between the North Melbourne Tassie Kangaroos and Carlton at North Hobart Oval confirms that Tasmanian girls and women can aspire and be selected for the highest levels of professional sport. For the first time, Tasmania will be […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: Tasman voters to have their say on amalgamation
Source: State of Tasmania Government Premier of Tasmania – Tasman voters to have their say on amalgamation 1 February 2019Peter Gutwein, Minister for Local Government The decision taken by the Tasman Council to conduct an elector poll during March/April this year on whether to amalgamate with Sorell Council demonstrates maturity and leadership from the councillors […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Australia: PORT CONTAINER TRADE INCREASE IN DECEMBER 2018
Source: Government of Victoria 3 Total trade through the Port of Melbourne for December 2018 was 8.12 million revenue tonnes which was 0.6 per cent above December 2017 and 4.6 per cent up for the financial year to date. Full container imports continued to trend upward in December increasing 2.2 per cent over the comparable […]
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