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Ashley Youth Detention Centre - Allegations of AbuseWe understand the Serious Event Review Team was alerted, as was Child Safety Services. |
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Ashley Youth Detention Centre - Allegations of AbuseIn January 2020, management of Ashley Youth Detention Centre were made aware of potential historical rape allegation. |
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Coroner's Office - Recognition of Legal Status of RelationshipsIn 2015 Mr Ben Jago was refused the status of senior next of kin by the Tasmanian Coroner, despite having that status under the Relationships Act. |
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Anti-Protest LawsWe have here leaked correspondence which makes clear the startling overreach behind these laws, which were found unconstitutional by the High Court. |
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Electoral ReformsWill you bring electoral reform legislation to parliament before Tasmanians go to the polls, whenever that is? |
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Electoral Reform LegislationWhat we do not know is the source of 92 per cent of Liberal Party donations received in the year 2019-20. |
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Ambulance Tasmania - Death of ParamedicThe evidence presented to the coronial inquiry into the death of an Ambulance Tasmania (AT) paramedic makes shocking reading. |
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Housing and Rental AffordabilityThe Real Estate Institute of Australia says Tasmania's rental affordability is now the worst in the nation. |
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Harness Racing - Use of WhipsOn Saturday night a harness racer won race 7 in the Tasmania Cup after whipping his horse heavily for the duration and using a cruel practice called hocking. |
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TasTAFE - Proposed CorporatisationDespite this constant erosion of funding, TasTAFE has the highest student satisfaction rate and some of the highest apprentice completion rates in the country. |
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Harness Racing - Use of WhipsLocal harness racer, Gavin Kelly, has been slapped with a $1000 fine for refusing to use a whip on his horses during races. |
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Forestry Burn in the Styx AreaOn the Saturday of the Labour Day long weekend, Forestry Tasmania set fire to a logged coup in the Styx. |
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Duck Shooting SeasonIn 2019, waterbird population surveys across eastern mainland states found numbers of birds in areas of wetlands were the lowest since counts began in 1983. |
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World Heritage Area - Halls Island - Leases ResignedOn 19 January 2018, just before the last state election, the Government signed off on the leases over Reg Hall's Hut and over the entirety of Halls Island. |
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Citta Hobart Pty Ltd & Anor v Cawthorn - Tasmanian Government InterventionThe Government is siding with a developer discriminating against people with a disability in a court case. |
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