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Almost 90 years ago during the Great Depression, begging was made illegal in Tasmania. It still is - Vimarsana News

Almost 90 years ago during the Great Depression, begging was made illegal in Tasmania. It still is

Since the Great Depression, begging for money has been illegal in Tasmania but now there is a push to, as one expert says, "tackle social issues in a rational, mature and modern way".

Source: abc.net.au
Jacqui Lambie state branch rocked with staff exodus this week | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Jacqui Lambie state branch rocked with staff exodus this week | The Advocate

Key staff resignations rock the Jacqui Lambie Network state branch. Learn about the internal chaos and implications. Politics news.

Jeremy Rockliff welcomes economic review following JLN deal | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Rockliff welcomes economic review following JLN deal | The Advocate

Premier Jeremy Rockliff welcomes an economic review of Tasmania's finances following deal with Jacqui Lambie Network. It will be led by economist Saul Eslake.

Lambie party secures Saul Eslake to review Tasmania's finances | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Lambie party secures Saul Eslake to review Tasmania's finances | The Advocate

Independent economist Saul Eslake will assess Tasmania's finances, as tensions between Jacqui Lambie Network and the Liberal-led government ease.

How long will Premier Jeremy Rockliff's political coalition last? | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

How long will Premier Jeremy Rockliff's political coalition last? | The Advocate

Get insights on Premier Jeremy Rockliff's political challenges and coalition dynamics in Tasmania. Learn about the stability of his minority government.