The Guardian • Tasmania
Issue #1962
Tasmanians gather for Nakba vigil
On the 15th of May, around 100 people gathered at Parliament House in Nipaluna/Hobart for a sombre and respectful vigil to commemorate Nakba Day.
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Issue #2200
Tasmania: data centres menace water supply
Energy giant Firmus has claimed at numerous points that the Launceston St Leonards site’s water usage will be equivalent to that of a restaurant. However...
Read moreTasmania’s pigheaded bosses
Maritime workers responsible for the safe operation of Tasmania’s ports have commenced lawful protected industrial action after months of unsuccessful enterprise bargaining negotiations with TasPorts....
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Issue #2199
Northern Tasmania arcs up on data centres
North Ireland-based energy giant Firmus is proposing to build three data centres in northern Tasmania, in St Leonards in Launceston, Bell Bay’s George Town, and...
Read moreTasmanian press freedom breach
The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA), the union representing journalists in Australia, is concerned about conduct on a post published on Tasmanian Minister Felix...
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Issue #2168
DINGO
The Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) has joined with colleagues in Australia and Timor-Leste to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ‘Balibo Five.’ Greg...
Read moreUnions call on Tasmanian, Australian governments to back Liberty Bell Bay workers
Unions representing hundreds of workers at Liberty Bell Bay have called on the Tasmanian and federal governments to move urgently to guarantee workers’ wages, after...
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Issue #2188
DINGO
Musicians from the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO) have flagged growing concern over management’s refusal to stop a six-year-old recording of the ballet Dracula being...
Read moreTasmanian health workers take action
Public sector nurses are fighting for a fair deal with decent wages and conditions and safer staffing levels. Health and Community Services Union (HACSU) member...
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Issue #2199
DINGO
Australia has pledged a policy of “No New Extinctions” and committed to international biodiversity targets. Yet one of the world’s most unique species may be...
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Issue #2163
Anti-racism: the people stand up
Thousands of Australians marched in support of Indigenous sovereignty and against racism on Saturday 13 September. Thousands who already march every week to protest against...
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