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Tasmanian Politics
Public servants accused of misconduct still with state service
Matt Maloney
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The government's response to the Commission of Inquiry's final report was scrutinised over two days of parliamentary hearings this week.
Judicial complaints body discussion risks tainting Geason trial: Academic
Benjamin Seeder
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Supreme Court Justice Gregory Geason has been on leave since November, and was charged with assault and abuse last week. File picture
Emergency wait times still among country's longest, health data reveals
Benjamin Seeder
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New figures reveal that Tasmanian hospitals are still struggling to deal with emergency patients. File picture
Three police officers breached code of conduct, report shows
Matt Maloney
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Six police officers were referenced in the Commission of Inquiry's final report on child sexual abuse in Tasmanian schools, hospitals, out-of-home care and youth justice settings.
Work injury compensation breach puts racing licence at risk
Isabel Bird
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A TASCAT decision revealed harness trainer Ben Yole did not have workers compensation insurance.
TasTAFE bosses admit not enough teachers to run courses across state
Benjamin Seeder
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TasTAFE chief executive officer Grant Dreher and chairman Tim Gardner fronted a committee hearing at the Legislative Council on Tuesday. Picture Ben Seeder
Parliament recalled to debate removal of Supreme Court judge
Benjamin Seeder
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Justice Geason was asked to take leave in early November over a "significant matter". Source: 7News
Dissent in the ranks: Top union bosses' disquiet over O'Byrne decision
Benjamin Seeder
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Dissent in the ranks: Top union bosses' disquiet over O'Byrne decision
Large number of state servants investigated for sex abuse claims
Matt Maloney
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The state government's response to the Commission of Inquiry's report into institutional child sexual abuse in Tasmania will be examined by a parliamentary committee over two days.
Living pressures 'dire' in Tasmania as rising costs bite: survey
Benjamin Seeder
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Rising rents, fuel, power and food prices are taking a toll on Tasmanians' savings, new research has suggested. File picture

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