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Bell Bay Aluminium deal set to buy time for hundreds of workers, families (opens the original)
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After months of uncertainty, there is relief for the hundreds of workers and their families dependent on Bell Bay Aluminium. The state and federal governments have announced a rescue package to "secure the future" of the smelter and the 550 jobs it supports. Over five years, the deal will invest $200 million to retain Australia's aluminium production capability, while a future regional industry strategy is developed. "We want Australia to make things here and support good, well-paid jobs for Tas
Bell Bay Aluminium deal set to buy time for hundreds of workers, families (opens the original)
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After months of uncertainty, there is relief for the hundreds of workers and their families dependent on Bell Bay Aluminium. The state and federal governments have announced a rescue package to "secure the future" of the smelter and the 550 jobs it supports. Over five years, the deal will invest $200 million to retain Australia's aluminium production capability, while a future regional industry strategy is developed. "We want Australia to make things here and support good, well-paid jobs for Tas
We know this highway's horrific toll. So why won't the government step in? (opens the original)
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Fifteen lives lost on a 13-kilometre stretch of highway. Think about that: Fifteen people who never got home, who never got to see their loved ones again. Fifteen people whose lives were cut short. The shocking triple fatality early this month left many speculating on the toll this road has taken. After learning of the terrible tally from the relevant department, we took it further. The caveat on those figures is that they span 25 years, and yet that doesn't make it better. That's partly because
Homelessness on the Coast is a warning sign our leaders choose to ignore (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I ran into a man who told me he was homeless. It wasn't obvious, nor was it a surprise. Ten years or so ago, if you had told me of a similar interaction, I would have thought you'd been to a big city, Hobart, at least, if not Melbourne. The older we get, the more careful we should be not to look to the past through a romantic lens. And yet I do not think I am; I think the homeless have become part of the furniture of our cities and towns. We see their lived-in vehicles, their te
Weaponised complaints and wasted rates: the true cost of toxic councillors (opens the original)
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"Plays well with others": four words every parent is happy to see on their kid's school report. It speaks to their belonging, suggesting that they are kind to their peers and, in turn, receive kindness. Whatever else might be going on, to know your child is a good person is a win you'll take. Employers interviewing prospective new hires look for that same quality. When they ask how you manage conflict (and similar questions), they are trying to get an idea of how you will get along with colleagu
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