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300,000 free school breakfasts served this year

The program now runs in 76 government schools and reaches up to 18,000 students

Labor's Easter Sunday holiday bill clears lower house

It comes as business groups warn of increased costs to small businesses

Public sector job cuts wound back by 800

The planned public sector job cuts have dropped from 2,600 to 1,800

Taxis replace ambulances for 165 Tasmanian patients

The health minister said the practice is done when 'clinically safe and appropriate'

TasTAFE to cut jobs, axe courses to find $45m savings

TasTAFE will shed at least 56 jobs and axe more than a dozen courses

‘Crush and confiscate’ hooning bill clears lower house

The bill targets road rage, hooning and car theft with tough new penalties

Caroline Wells named Tasmania’s 30th governor

King Charles III has formally approved the appointment of Caroline Wells

Grave thefts prompt surveillance push at cemetery

Toys have taken, flowers removed and plaques stripped

'Purely human error': Council CEO on data breach

'It hasn't been an intrusion or a hack or anything of that sort'

Women's housing plan clears council hurdle

Homes Tasmania is planning to build 10 units for women
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