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Four years since retail laws passed, but no help for cafe owner (opens the original)
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A small business owner is facing a $50,000 legal bill to settle a lease dispute as new Tasmanian laws have not come into effect. An overhaul of the state's retail laws passed parliament four years ago. The government says amendments are needed before enacting the "complex" act. It has been four years since the Tasmanian government overhauled the state's retail laws, with one of its aims to help small business owners resolve disputes without going to court. But that has been no comfort for cafe o
The surprising origin of Tasmania's cherry blossom festival (opens the original)
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The annual blooming of the cherry blossoms attracts thousands of visitors to Japan's islands each year. Thousands of kilometres away, another island celebrates the arrival of the same delicate white flowers. Three hundred cherry blossoms line the Meander River at Deloraine, a gift from a Japanese businessman 30 years ago when Tasmania began growing a prized Japanese staple: buckwheat. The trees form part of the annual Hanami Trail, a northern Tasmanian festival that celebrates everything Japanes
Website crashes due to demand for Spirit of Tasmania bookings (opens the original)
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New tickets for Spirit of Tasmania IV and V have gone on sale, with high demand causing the booking system to temporarily crash. Tickets are now available for pet-friendly cabins and previously sold-out sailing dates between Geelong and Devonport. The website states the planned inaugural passenger sailing on October 31 is not confirmed with details to be released soon. The Spirit of Tasmania website has crashed this morning as highly-anticipated tickets for the new Spirits IV and V were released
Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use (opens the original)
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Firmus Technologies is appealing against a council condition that restricts the use of backup generators at its 288-megawatt AI data centre to be built at Bell Bay. The company, which plans to have 276 diesel generators, has called the condition "unreasonable" in its restrictions. Along with the outcome of the appeal, Firmus Technologies is awaiting a decision by the state's electricity supplier on a request for 450 megawatts of energy for its three Tasmanian data centres. AI data centre company
Child treated for tuberculosis attended Tasmanian daycare centre (opens the original)
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A Tasmanian child who attended a childcare centre in Tasmania's north has been treated for tuberculosis. Goodstart Kings Meadows began notifying parents on Thursday and said it had "closely followed the directions of Public Health Tasmania and our own infectious diseases policy since being contacted" about the case. The childcare centre remains open and it is believed the risk of transmission is low. A childcare centre in Tasmania's north has confirmed a child who has been treated for the infect
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