Labor wants perpetuity clause in Burials and Cremations Act

Stefan Boscia
Updated July 21 2018 - 5:15pm, first published 4:53pm
GRAVEYARD: St Michaels at Pynegana and its adjacent cemetery are a part of the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania's provisional list of properties to be sold. Picture: Phillip Biggs
GRAVEYARD: St Michaels at Pynegana and its adjacent cemetery are a part of the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania's provisional list of properties to be sold. Picture: Phillip Biggs

Existing Tasmanian cemeteries and gravesites must be given a guarantee they can operate forever, according to the Labor Party.

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Stefan Boscia

Stefan came to The Examiner after working as a copywriter at a digital media firm in Melbourne and interning at The Conversation. He is enthusiastic about reporting on business, local government and environmental issues. When he is not chained to his work desk, Stefan enjoys getting brunch, reading Saul Bellow novels and watching Carlton games.

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