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TASMANIA is going to be the big loser out of the proposed Labor changes to Medicare that were hastily and foolishly copied by the Coalition. Login...
MULTI-BILLION dollar promises by Labor and Liberals to enhance Medicare and enable more Tasmanians to benefit from bulk-billing are worthless, before...
THANK you, Crispin Hull, for your excellent explanation of how the old major parties ganged up to make Australia less democratic (The Examiner,...
DEAR Mr Errol Stewart, your pro-stadium view is well known, so why regurgitate? Your megaphone (The Examiner, February 26) is of less worth than the...
WELL, Clive Palmer is at it again! He wants to make Australia great again by forming a party to stand at the election with the really catchy name of...
THANK you for Explore, The Examiner (February 15) highlighting that Tasmania is missing out on tourism and passenger rail. Login or signup to...
I AM disappointed with the headline 'Dorset recount puts failed candidates back in the frame' (The Examiner, February 13). Login or signup to...
IN RECENT press statements, the Premier, and the Minister for Energy and Renewables Nick Duigan, along with some industry leaders have blamed the...
WITH the ongoing closures of retail business in the CBD, I am writing to express my support for the idea of relocating all cafes, bars, and...
I TOOK a Gordon River cruise. Included was the history of the Franklin River blockade and an interview with Bob Brown explaining how they succeeded in...
LET'S hope the air conditioning is sorted sooner rather than later at the LGH. Login or signup to continue reading Listening to the nurses...
IVAN Dean and Greg Hall have thrown the frock over their heads because it appears they aren't going to get their way with the stadium! They are always...
OUR Mall is dying for a multitude of reasons, the juggernaut that online retail presents, kids hanging out online together and with more people...
AMANDA Vanstone's opinion piece (The Examiner, January 16) absolutely nailed it regarding Mr Trump. Millions clearly agree. Login or signup to...
IN RESPONSE to ''Bloody warm in there': High temperatures on LGH stroke ward spark concerns' (The Examiner, January 29): Login or signup to continue...
I WOULD like to express my heartfelt gratitude for the excellent care provided by the Urgent Care Clinic on Wellington Street in Launceston when my...
AGAIN we ask the question why do we continue to have Australia Day on 26 of January, when it was 1st of February when we became a nation in our own...
JANUARY 26 is a day of pain, not pride for Aboriginal people. Login or signup to continue reading If we are ever to move forward as a nation, we...
Regarding the mayor's speech in response to the Danny Gibson saga. Login or signup to continue reading I wonder how much the legal and PR company's...
"... it's also taking pressure off our doctors and emergency doctors at the Launceston General Hospital," Ms Collins said Login or signup to continue...
Rightfully, reporter Joe Colbrook's assessment of major stories emanating from Launceston City Council over the past year, (The Examiner, January 1),...
When will the voting public see through these absurd time frames that politicians use? Over the next 10 years is a favourite, but who really...
Words fail me! I thought there was universal support in our Parliament for harm minimisation from gambling, especially to the most vulnerable....
I REFER to the review of councils' highs and lows of the year (The Examiner, December 27, 2024). Login or signup to continue reading Two stories...
The article in The Examiner (December 30) concerning $40m funding needed for Port Arthur, goes to the underlying need for Tasmania to better invest...
MY family and friends have been big eating-out nerds for our whole lives, so we've always really loved the streetscape dining that other regional...
If people, such as Larry R. Smith (The Examiner, December 23), want to challenge my correspondence, then please do so presenting facts. Login or...
JEREMY Rockliff and his ship of fools must go. Once again Rockliff shows how gutless and spineless he is as he rolls over to the gambling industry...
SINCE the LCC first considered euthanising the macaque population in City Park in 2000 and finding the idea not well received at the time, a...
I FOUND it somewhat amusing that Geoff from Launceston decided it was time to give the federal opposition leader a history lesson (The Examiner,...
HAS Tourism Tasmania or Jeremy Rockliff (Minister for Tourism) done any research into the amount of mainland anglers arriving in the North and...
THAT'S the Spirit! Suggestion for our state government to make a profit and at the same time advertise Tassie as a great place to visit. Login or...
IN RESPONSE to 'Mayor wants to put Bobbies on bikes, but councillors balk over blurred lines', The Examiner, December 19: Login or signup to...
I AGREE with Bruce Billson, it 'Makes sense to plan for the worst' (The Examiner, December 9), and to continue to do so. The symptoms of climate...
AS A former greyhound trainer in the 80s and current holder of a handler's licence, I am asking for a more balanced reporting of this racing code (...
SO, PETER Dutton says all Australians should unite under one national flag. Login or signup to continue reading He is either completely ignorant of...
IN RESPONSE to David Champ's letter (Taking credit for stadium, The Examiner, December 17) - getting the GST exemption for the Mac Point funding...
SO MANY cherished memories are linked with the George Town Swimming pool. Login or signup to continue reading An institution utilised by our...
IT IS hugely disappointing that a well-respected, experienced and longest-serving member of the bench, Justice Helen Wood, was shunted aside as a...
THE front page of The Examiner (December 12) quotes George Town Mayor Greg Kieser calling for a clearly stated business case for port upgrades at...
WELL said Peter Doddy, the Spirits should be home in Tassie (The Examiner, December 11). Login or signup to continue reading The suggestion to use...
THE Examiner has been all over the absolute debacle of Tasmania's two new ships, but common sense where to keep them without question; they should...
I refer to comments made by Cr Harris and Cr McKenzie regarding Airbnb approval in the Sunday paper. Login or signup to continue reading Cr Harris...
ISN'T it wonderful to see the zeal from a mixed bag of businesses and councillors come together on returning the Christmas Carols back into...
IT is about time councils stop using property valuations as a mechanism for calculating rates. Login or signup to continue reading At the stroke of...
I AM so very proud to be a friend of Emily Allan who, with the help of friends and family at Peacehaven, raised monies to aid research into finding...
I WOULD like to commend Alarna Hingston, drama teacher at Newstead College. In her interview (The Examiner, November 20) she gave a highly...
APPARENTLY the Launceston City Councillors are taking the same path as those elected to State Parliament did when they received 40 per cent...
FOR over 50 years scientists have raised the alarm about the risks of inaction when it comes to our changing climate. Login or signup to continue...
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