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Many fishers were left scratching their heads this week wondering if fishing for flatty’s by recreational fishers was ba...
17/10/2024

Many fishers were left scratching their heads this week wondering if fishing for flatty’s by recreational fishers was banned... or not. Details here: https://shorturl.at/WoLRb

Rechecking of polling place first preferences will commence on Monday, together with the counting of provisional and out...
04/05/2024

Rechecking of polling place first preferences will commence on Monday, together with the counting of provisional and out-of-division votes. Further counts are expected later in the week and will include outstanding postal, interstate pre-poll, Antarctic and telephone votes.

The Sorell municipality will have to find a new mayor after Liberal candidate Kerry Vincent almost certainly elected to the Upper House of Prosser on Saturday.

EXCLUSIVE: Former Mayor, Kelly Spaulding will stand as an independent at next month’s Upper Houseelection for Prosser.
02/04/2024

EXCLUSIVE: Former Mayor, Kelly Spaulding will stand as an independent at next month’s Upper Houseelection for Prosser.

Well known Tasman identity and former mayor Kelly Spaulding will stand as an independent at next month’s Upper House election for Prosser.

Well done to Bangor Vineyard for snapping up a gold medal for the 2023 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards and putting Tasm...
20/03/2024

Well done to Bangor Vineyard for snapping up a gold medal for the 2023 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards and putting Tasmania on the map once again.

About last night.......we've done it again!
At the Australian Tourism Awards in Darwin ( you can tell by the photo prop....) we won GOLD 🥇 in the wineries, breweries & distilleries category.
This is a huge achievement for our little family business, and we are so proud.
It's a real testament to our hard working Bangor team who deliver for our guests day after day. Also to our team on the farm and in the vineyard who look after this special part of the world that is Bangor.
To our local community, and suppliers of seafood, cheese, milk, salad, chocolate and so much outstanding produce, this is for you as well.
The Tasmanian tourism industry is incredibly supportive and collaborative, and we are fortunate to partner with so many other amazing Tassie operators, including some of the other finalists last night.
And to our families, thankyou for your support over the Bangor journey.
And of course our guests, who visit us from near and far to share our stories, wine, food and view, a huge thanks. We're 10 years old this year, and excited for the next 10!!
🥂 Vanessa and Matt 🥂

The council, for its first time now has a dedicated Economic Development Officer.
12/03/2024

The council, for its first time now has a dedicated Economic Development Officer.

Tasman Mayor’s February Report: Rod MacDonald.

06/03/2024

TASMANIAN voters will vote for 35 MPs in the House of Assembly out of a list of 167 nominations at the March 23 poll.

This compares with 105 candidates in 2021 and represents the largest field of candidates for election to the House of Assembly since its establishment in 1856.

In each division, the number of candidates is as follows:

Lyons: 36 candidates
Franklin: 31 candidates
Bass: 32 candidates
Braddon: 33 candidates
Clark: 35 candidates
A total of 408,197 Tasmanians are enrolled to vote.

The candidates for Lyons are:
Liberal Party – Guy Barnett, MP, Gregory Brown, publican, Stephanie Cameron, farmer, Justin Derksen, builder, Richard Hallett, farmer, Jane Howlett MP, Mark Shelton MP.

Australian Labor Party – Edwin Batt, lawyer, Jen Butler MP, Ben Dudman, councillor, Casey Farrell, CEO, Richard Goss, teacher, Carole McQueeney, councillor, Rebecca
White, MP.

Tasmanian Greens – Alistair Allan, environmental campaigner, Tabatha Badger, contractor, Craig Brown, retired GP, Mitch Houghton, student, Glenn Millar, volunteer coordinator, Hannah Rubenach-Quinn, small business owner, Gary Whisson, environmental consultant.

Animal Justice Party – Anna Megan Gralton, customer care specialist.

Jacqui Lambie Network – Andrew Jenner, retired magistrate, Troy Pfitzner, self-employed, Lesley Pyecroft, registered nurse.

Shooters, Fishers, Farmers TAS – Phillip Bigg, tradesman, Shane Broadby, plant operator, Carlo di Falco, council employee, Wayne Turale, retired, Ray Williams, retailer.

Independents – Angela Offord, veterinarian, John Tucker, MP, Jenny Branch-Allen, CEO, Fraser Miller CFO, Andrew Roberts, property maintenance contractor, Lou Triffitt, mayor.

The candidates for Franklin are: Tasmanian Greens – Jenny Cambers- Smith, councillor, Christine Campbell, business owner, Gideon Cordover, councillor, Jade Darko, software engineer, Owen Fitzgerald, student, Lukas Mrosek, draftperson,
Rosalie Woodruff, MP.

Liberal Party -– Eric Abetz, consultant, Aldo Antolli CEO, Josh Garvin, student, Jock McGregor, self-employed, Jacquie Petrusma, principal adviser, Nic Street, MP, Dean
Young, MP.

Independents - David O’Byrne, MP.

Jacqui Lambie Network – Marshall Callaghan, child safety officer, Conor Hallahan, general manager, Chris Hannan, mental health professional Animal Justice Party – Jehni Thomas- Wurth, retired.

Independent – Tony Mulder, councillor.

Australian Labor Party – Ebony Altimira, project manager, Simon Bailey, education manager, Meg Brown, electorate officer, Kaspar Deane, teacher, Philip Pregnell, correctional supervisor, Toby Thorpe, deputy mayor, Dean Winter, MP. Group H – Clare Glade-Wright, deputy mayor.

Local Network – Martine Delaney, screenwriter.

Ungrouped – Tamar Cordover, community representative, Bob Elliston, retired.

EXCLUSIVE NEWS: The Liberal Government have promised a $1.9 million path between Nubeena and White Beach if elected at t...
05/03/2024

EXCLUSIVE NEWS:

The Liberal Government have promised a $1.9 million path between Nubeena and White Beach if elected at the March 23 election.

THE Liberals have promised to extend the walking path in Nubeena by four kilometres to White Beach if elected at the March 23 election.

Upgrade to Hobart Aiport will prepare for an expected increase of visitors to the state in the coming years
25/02/2024

Upgrade to Hobart Aiport will prepare for an expected increase of visitors to the state in the coming years

The much anticipated Hobart Airport upgrade, valued at $200 million has commenced.

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