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Labor says millions in justice cuts to hit key services

The Department of Justice is facing budget cuts of $9.3 million a year

Ambulance workers to escalate industrial action

'The government has simply gone silent on workers' concerns'

Pay deal reached for most public sector workers

Premier: We are pleased to deliver a fair and affordable pay rise

Mayor says key east coast road 'unfit for purpose'

He said the road connecting St Marys to St Helens is a vital gateway

Calls grow to scrap proposed short stay levy

Operators warn the 5% levy could push real costs to travellers closer to 10%

Push to freeze building code changes

Changes to the National Construction Code are due to take effect next month

Tyndall Range trek clears federal environmental hurdle

It comes despite opposition from the Greens and environment groups

5,000 extra passengers board free Metro buses

Public transport saw a big uptick in usage on the first day of free fares

Industries push back on workplace chemical limits

The changes would reduce the level of some chemicals allowed in workplaces

Schools with no year 12 students still funded by policy

Nearly seven million dollars in public funding went to Tasmanian schools with five or fewer Year 12 students last year
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