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May 21, 2026

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State budget: Net debt to nudge $10 billion, 1,700 jobs to go

A $192.8 million surplus is forecast for 2027-28, growing to $622 million by 2029-30

State budget 2026-27: What's in it for you

Tasmanians will keep riding buses and ferries for free for another 12 months
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Analysis: Treasurer cuts hard in first full Tas budget

Pulse political contributor Alex Johnston unpacks Eric Abetz's ambitious plan

Eslake: State budget a 'genuine' first step on finances

Eslake says federal windfalls, not state policy, are driving the budget turnaround

'Living in a dreamland': Unions reject budget cuts

They bank on $1.47b in public sector savings and the loss of around 1,700 jobs

Woman dies after highway power pole crash

The woman was flown to the Royal Hobart Hospital but has since died

Free public transport extended for another year

The latest state budget extends free bus and ferry travel

Salmon farm antibiotic posed 'low risk', EPA finds

The findings come after a permit for florfenicol was suspended

Union questions TasWater plan to cut on-site operators

The utility plans to shift to remote monitoring and automation

Police release CCTV in murder investigation

Detectives are seeking help to trace the woman's final movements
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