Launceston’s multi-faceted growth should get people excited

By Neil Grose
Updated May 16 2018 - 5:20pm, first published 3:51pm
CHAMBER: Primary Industries Minister Sarah Courtney with Launceston Chamber of Commerce executive officer Neil Grose. Picture: Scott Gelston
CHAMBER: Primary Industries Minister Sarah Courtney with Launceston Chamber of Commerce executive officer Neil Grose. Picture: Scott Gelston

In 1849 when the Launceston Chamber of Commerce was formed, the city had to develop its own resources to prosper and it has been fundamentally a centre of private enterprise since.

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