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- Sep 27, 2026
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Ambulance service only fully meets 17 per cent of safety and quality standards (opens the original)
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Ambulance Tasmania is struggling to meet voluntary national safety and quality standards, a mock assessment demonstrated. The paramedics' union says the results are alarming. The Department of Health says Ambulance Tasmania is making improvements to address the issues. Ambulance Tasmania fully met just 17 per cent of actions in a mock assessment of its progress in meeting national safety and quality standards. The National Safety and Quality Health Service standards are designed to ensure health
AI data centre company starts development work without a permit (opens the original)
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Latrobe Council is assessing whether Firmus Technologies has conducted illegal works on the site of its yet-to-be-approved project in north-west Tasmania. Firmus says the works underway do not require planning approval. Firmus has agreed to stop work while the council undertakes assessments. AI infrastructure company Firmus Technologies appears to have conducted illegal work at its site in north-west Tasmania, a local council says. Firmus submitted a development application to build a 52-megawat
Six new AI data centres proposed for Tasmania, but who by is being kept secret (opens the original)
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Six data centre projects with confidential proponents are being explored in Tasmania, a document tabled in parliament reveals. The new projects are in addition to the three AI data centres from Firmus Technologies, and if they proceed, would use at least 500 megawatts of energy. Two of the projects are in the feasibility stage, meaning they have selected a preferred site, while the other four are in the concept phase. Unnamed companies are looking at setting up six data centres in Tasmania, a do
Ex-chief psychiatrist 'rendered unemployable' gets licence conditions removed (opens the original)
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Tasmania's former chief psychiatrist has avoided further disciplinary action, after he admitted to prescribing schedule eight drugs to his partner. The Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal cleared Aaron Groves of an allegation he had an improper relationship with a former patient, but upheld an allegation he committed professional misconduct by prescribing her drugs. Dr Groves will have to undertake training, but otherwise all conditions on his licence will be removed. Tasmania's former c
Hydro Tasmania assesses state's biggest-ever power request (opens the original)
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Tasmania's hydro-electric power company has outlined how it will make a decision on Firmus Technologies' request for 450 megawatts of energy. Hydro Tasmania says new generation would be needed to support the increased demand, which could involve Hydro or Firmus partnering with solar and wind developers. Hydro says it expects to make a decision on Firmus's request by the end of the year. Hydro Tasmania expects to decide whether to approve an AI data centre company's request for 450 megawatts (MW)
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