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Billionaire's Tasmanian trainwreck has broken workers and marriages (opens the original)
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George Town was meant to be reliant on manganese and aluminium smelting jobs for decades to come. Houses have been built and businesses have banked on people continuing to flock to the northern Tasmanian town. But after the liquidation of the nearby manganese smelter there are fears the area's economy will collapse if the Bell Bay aluminium smelter follows suit. The Rio Tinto-owned aluminium smelter is teetering on the brink. Its power deal with state-owned power producer Hydro Tasmania expires
Electoral boundary shakeup leaves politicians with a big decision (opens the original)
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The next state election in Tasmania was already bound to be very different for an orange reason. But now, it's not just the arrival of One Nation that changes the game in Tasmania. There's a huge shake-up of electorates for political parties to contend with. On Wednesday, the Australian Electoral Commission handed down its new electoral boundaries — with 27 per cent of Tasmanian voters now finding themselves casting their votes somewhere else. Some notable politicians are among the 114,000 Tasma
Electoral boundary changes to affect more than 100,000 Tasmanians (opens the original)
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More than 100,000 Tasmanians will vote in different electorates after the Australian Electoral Commission declared new electoral boundaries. The biggest shifts are the Glenorchy council area moving into the rural electorate Lyons, and the Kingborough and Huon Valley areas shifting into inner-city Clark. Public consultation will occur in Franklin to change the name of the electorate to Tongerlongeter, in honour of the Aboriginal leader and warrior who died in 1837. More than a quarter of Tasmania
Influencer stunts are no guide to winter bushwalking, authorities warn hikers (opens the original)
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With winter deepening in Tasmania, the prospect of ill-prepared and ill-advised people being caught in life-threatening situations by the weather is on rescuers' minds. Would-be adventurers should not arrange their plans based on what they have seen someone on social media accomplish, experts say. Tasmanian authorities are again pleading with people to do proper research and equip themselves with the appropriate safety gear before they take on the wilderness. About every fourth rescue, Callum He
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