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Liberals' $250 power dividend promise first cab off the rank

$635 off power bills without lifting a finger thanks to hydro scheme

Misconceptions about a disease where rates set to 'skyrocket'

Dementia myths: Our brain cells cannot be killed by pots and pans

Health workers need to actively seek consent

'I'm going to touch you here, because...': Informed consent at the doctors

A Department of Justice spokesperson said it continues to work with the ombudsman to support commencement of the legislation. Picture Examiner file.

Health watchdog works with state to improve consumer protections

'Further work' needed to stop massage rapists working in Tasmania

Tasmania's Health Complaints Commissioner only has the power to act on complaints against unregistered health workers who provide health services that are recognised under current Health Complaints Act.

Health complaints watchdog powerless to act against red flags

Are lax protection laws making Tasmania a haven for health predators?

Have you ever felt uncomfortable on the massage table?

A not-so relaxing massage: 'Definite contact with my vulva'

Update on Parks and Wildlife Service' campground booking plan

Will free camping continue under Parks and Wildlife Service pre-book plan?

A set of new mobile cameras have been operating in Tasmania since August. File picture

Tasmanians continue to flout seatbelt laws despite safety implications.

Death-defying law flouters still getting caught

Mobile and seat belt detection cameras clock up $1.3 million in fines in first six months of operation

Are more drivers getting caught by police detection cameras?

Thousands of drivers nabbed by mobile phone and seatbelt cameras

Cornerstone Pet Crematorium owner James Parker says people are more likely to memorialise their pets than previously, with mementos and wooden boxes popular items to hold ashes.

'A lot of people will hold onto their pets' ashes forever'

Dead pets are being worn by owners