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Labor will this week ask the Tasmanian Parliament to establish greater protections for the building industry and homeowners after a rash of needlessly

COVID-19 lockdowns: A state-by-state guide to commercial rent relief Source: Unsplash. State governments have announced new rent relief measures for commercial tenancies as businesses emerge from lockdown in Victoria and remain under tight restrictions in Sydney. Last year, the National Cabinet’s leasing code of conduct was established to set up protections for SMEs and a process for rent relief negotiations between commercial landlords and tenants while the JobKeeper program was in force. ...

Elise Archer,Minister for Workplace Safety and Consumer Affairs More than 53,000 Tasmanian motorists have now benefitted from real-time fuel pricing, helping to reduce their cost of living and keeping downward pressure on retail fuel prices. The Tasmanian Government “FuelCheck TAS” Scheme was launched in September 2020, which requires fuel retailers to update their prices as soon as changes occur. Our Government then introduced the FuelCheck TAS app to give the general public a platform to ...

More than 20 people have been hospitalised following a gas leak at a Tasmanian salmon processing factory.

Joel Bradnick, operations manager, said the building underwent extensive renovations — from the floors to the roof and from plumbing to electrical. A two-story office addition is under construction at the front of the building, with plans to move in the first week in July. Joyce was hosted during the April 29 visit to APX Enclosures by President Andy Papoutsis. “It was a privilege to visit APX Enclosures in Greencastle to witness first-hand this company’s outstanding work in our community...