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Teacher support team faces job cuts a week after minister's denial (opens the original)
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A specialist team working with the educators of children with disabilities is being reviewed, with four of the team's 16 jobs to go. Just last week, Education Minister Jo Palmer said there was no proposal to cut jobs in the Inclusive Practice Team. The parent of one student who has benefited from the team has accused the government of "manipulative media spin" over the cuts. A specialist education department team working to support children with disabilities is set to lose a quarter of its staff
'Researcher of the Year' to be sacked as part of cost cutting (opens the original)
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An award-winning, internationally acclaimed lichen scientist is set to lose his job managing the Tasmanian Herbarium, as the state government's job cuts hit the science sector. Active Tasmania, public transport compliance and librarians are also set to go, but the public sector union says the extent of the cuts are still being "hidden". The restructure plans, which will see 150 jobs go, are open for consultation for two weeks. Scientific roles are among those that have been hit by Tasmania's pub
Callers told no ambulances available almost 17,000 times in Tasmania (opens the original)
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Tasmanians who had rung Triple Zero were told there were no available ambulances nearly 17,000 times in 2025-26, new figures have revealed — around 46 times per day. The figures, obtained by Labor, show the number of "delayed activations" has risen by 30 per cent in the most recent year Health Minister Bridget Archer says all Triple Zero calls are triaged according to clinical need, and that the increase was due to high demand. When Rosie Maddock fell over in the bathroom while at a pathology ap
No cap on gun ownership in Tasmania after Labor amendment fails (opens the original)
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The Tasmanian government's firearms law changes will not include a gun ownership limit, after an amendment from the opposition was voted down. It was defeated 15-16, with the government and four crossbenchers, including independent George Razay, not supporting it. The bill is expected to pass the lower house on Thursday evening and will face the upper house later this year. There will not be a cap on the number of guns a person can own in Tasmania, after the lower house voted not to amend the st
Gun law reform in Tasmania on knife's edge with independent holding casting vote (opens the original)
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Debate on whether to include gun ownership limits in the Tasmanian government's firearms legislation is on a knife's edge, with the House of Assembly appearing to be split on Tuesday with 17 votes to 17. MPs have outlined their positions on Labor's amendment to the bill, which would allow individuals to own up to five guns, except for farmers and sport shooters who could have 10. Debate will continue on Thursday, with independent George Razay to hold the deciding vote. Independent MP George Raza
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