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Regulator and TasWater clash over what is driving rising household bills (opens the original)
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Tasmania's economic regulator has hit back at TasWater's claims his office is to blame for surging bill rises, saying the utility can discount charges but will not as it will lose revenue. TasWater's financial and operational performance is under examination by a parliamentary committee. In a committee hearing, TasWater chief executive George Theo said the utility's original pricing model for the next five years would have cut bills for 36,000 households and 63 per cent of businesses in its firs
Regulator and TasWater clash over what is driving rising household bills (opens the original)
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Tasmania's economic regulator has hit back at TasWater's claims his office is to blame for surging bill rises, saying the utility can discount charges but will not as it will lose revenue. TasWater's financial and operational performance is under examination by a parliamentary committee. In a committee hearing, TasWater chief executive George Theo said the utility's original pricing model for the next five years would have cut bills for 36,000 households and 63 per cent of businesses in its firs
'Absolute joke': mum's outrage as fees eat into support school's budget (opens the original)
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The education department will spend more in consultancy and project management fees for the new North West Support School in Devonport than the price of the land it will be built on. It has led one mother at the school to label it "an absolute joke" as some classrooms at the Burnie campus would continue to be inaccessible to some children even after its redevelopment. Parliament's public works committee recently uncovered that the department had allocated $2.83 million for external consultant se
Why firefighters may refuse 'unsafe trucks' ahead of Tassie bushfire season (opens the original)
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Tasmanian firefighters may refuse to use vehicles that they deem to be unsafe before the state's fire season after a union attempt to ground potentially overloaded trucks failed. This is despite the Tasmania Fire Service's (TFS) belief that the safety issue with its firefighting fleet, specifically with vehicle weight limits, has been resolved. A cease-work order was issued by the United Firefighters Union state health and safety representative Scott Cason last year after concerns were raised th
Why firefighters may refuse 'unsafe trucks' ahead of Tassie bushfire season (opens the original)
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Tasmanian firefighters may refuse to use vehicles that they deem to be unsafe before the state's fire season after a union attempt to ground potentially overloaded trucks failed. This is despite the Tasmania Fire Service's (TFS) belief that the safety issue with its firefighting fleet, specifically with vehicle weight limits, has been resolved. A cease-work order was issued by the United Firefighters Union state health and safety representative Scott Cason last year after concerns were raised th
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