Tag: Brighton 7030
Next step for transport hub
The Parliamentary Public Works Committee is holding a site inspection to help determine if the Brighton Transport Hub should be approved.[MORE]
Transport hub site unveiled
Construction on the State Government's transport hub at Brighton in Tasmania's south is expected to begin in the first half of next year.[MORE]
Covers come off Brighton hub site
The State Government will announce its preferred site for the $80 million Brighton transport hub this week.[MORE]
New Bridgewater school to rise from ashes
The State Government has confirmed it will build a new high school at Bridgewater, north of Hobart.[MORE]
Master plan on drawing board for Brighton
The Mayor of Brighton in Tasmania's south says the public will have a big say in the development of a master plan for the area.[MORE]
Hobart rail corridor key to development
Tasmanian planners and architects have revealed their vision for a dedicated public transport corridor between Hobart's CBD and the northern suburbs.[MORE]
Questions over rail network upgrades
As the Tasmanian Government continues the search for a new rail operator, there are fresh concerns about the speed of the upgrade of the State's crumbling rail network.[MORE]
Police seeking man over armed robbery
Police are investigating an armed robbery in Tasmania's south yesterday afternoon.[MORE]
Cautious welcome for infrastructure funds
The Civil Contractors Federation has cautiously welcomed the infrastructure announcements for Tasmania made in the Federal Budget. [MORE]
ALP promises to deliver election commitments
Labor says Tasmania can expect the Federal Government to honour the promises it made in the lead-up to last year's election. [MORE]
On your bike! southern network planned
New blueprints for Tasmania's largest bike network have been unveiled today.[MORE]
Affordable housing draws growing populations
The municipalities of Brighton, Sorell and Latrobe are the fastest growing in Tasmania.[MORE]
Brighton municipality ranks badly in ABS survey
Tasmania is officially the country's most disadvantaged state.[MORE]
More evidence of rising road kill toll
A new survey has added to fears that the amount of road kill in Tasmania is on the rise.[MORE]
Coroner criticises police over shooting deaths
A Tasmanian coroner has found that police did not always follow established procedures when dealing with a Brighton couple embroiled in a long-running domestic dispute.[MORE]
Bike network closer for Hobart
A regional bicycle network throughout the Hobart metropolitan area is a step closer.[MORE]
Coalition flushed with cash in Tasmania's north
The Coalition has pledged $100 million for Tasmanian water supplies.[MORE]
Howard promises Bridgewater Bridge funding
The Prime Minister waited until the last week of the campaign to visit Tasmania, but came with some long awaited promises on road funding.[MORE]
Liberals promise state roads funding
The Prime Minister John Howard has pledged almost half a billion dollars in roads funding for Tasmania.[MORE]
Election promises welcomed in Tasmania's south
Business and community leaders have welcomed funding promises by the major parties for education and water in Southern Tasmania.[MORE]
New Bridgewater High may be built elsewhere
The State Government has established a community taskforce to help decide where to build a new school to replace Bridgewater High, which was gutted by fire last month.[MORE]
RACT welcomes transport upgrade plan
The RACT says Federal Labor's plan to upgrade road and rail infrastructure in Southern Tasmania will improve freight efficiency.[MORE]
Labor promises Brighton transport hub
Federal Labor has announced a $300 million road and rail package to create a transport hub at Brighton and upgrade the northern approaches to Hobart.[MORE]
Southern Councils seek commitment on roads
Southern Tasmanian Mayors are ramping up their campaign for improvements to the region's roads and transport infrastructure.[MORE]
Legal advice before setting council rates
The Clarence City Council says it decided against introducing a fixed rates policy after getting legal advice.[MORE]
