Parking fines to rise 39 per cent in Launceston area | The Examiner
The rise is playing catch up for the last 10 years, council says.
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Meander Valley Council takes on Deloraine signs on Bass Highway | The Examiner
'This is a win for local business and the local community.'
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Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania 2023 award winners | The Examiner
The sector 'is no longer the stereotypical male orientated industry'.
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Australia's ageing population could lead to spike in elder abuse | The Examiner
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day wants to combat the risk factors.
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Truffle of Tasmania digging the challenge of the harvest | The Examiner
Helping harvest the treasured fungus is Bindi.
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Dairy Business of the Year Award narrows to three finalists | The Examiner
Finalists were announced for this year's Tasmanian Dairy Awards.
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The Circus believes Launceston Council report was 'misleading' | The Examiner
The unpaid hiring fee is set to be discussed at an upcoming meeting.
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Women's Legal Service Tas breaks new ground with 2023 conference | The Examiner
Conference tackles important conversations around tough issues.
Yvette Cehtal Paul Scambler Padma Raman Molly Appleton Petbarn Foundation Safe Beds Program Australia National Research Organisation For Women Safety
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Tasmanians urged to save lives ahead of National Blood Donor Week | The Examiner
The Tasmanian has embraced the opportunity to save lives.
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Tasmania's deer cull triggers call for invasive species status | The Examiner
Government says hunters need to be part of the conversation.
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