Tag: Cambridge 7170
Staff to meet at threatened child care centres
The future of four ABC Learning centres in Tasmania is uncertain, as receivers conduct reviews of centres across the country.[MORE]
Drought takes toll on golf greens
Some of Tasmania's top golf clubs are struggling with the effects of the drought.[MORE]
Turning muck into money
The University of Tasmania has completed work on a new irrigation system using treated sewerage water.[MORE]
Education options discussed with autistic boy's mother
Tasmanian Education Department representatives will meet the mother of an autistic Hobart child to discuss options for her son's education.[MORE]
No school for autistic boy
A Hobart woman is hoping the Tasmanian Premier will intervene in her fight to have her autistic son attend school.[MORE]
Seaweed anticoagulant trials
A Tasmanian company is using seaweed to develop an alternative to the pharmaceutical drug Heparin.[MORE]
Hydro looking at $400m worth of projects to increase power generation by 10pc
Hydro Tasmania hopes to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to increase its power output by 10 per cent.[MORE]
Carbon neutral target for Hydro
Hydro Tasmania has set itself a target of becoming carbon neutral by 2012.[MORE]
Tas astronomers help unlock planetary secrets
Tasmanian astronomers have played a pivotal role in the discovery of the first planetary grouping with striking similarities to earth's solar system.[MORE]
Museum marks life of first radio astronomer
A world renowned radio astronomer from the United States has paid tribute to the man whom he describes as the father of astronomy.[MORE]
Tasman speed limits dropped
The speed limit on the Tasman Highway between the Hobart Airport turn off and the Midway Point roundabout has been temporarily reduced from 100 kilometres an hour to 80.[MORE]
New centre for Aurora's operations
Aurora Energy says customers can expect improved reliability and better service as a result of recent investment.[MORE]
Federal "green light" for DFO
A direct factory outlet for the Hobart airport has been approved by the Federal Government but its size will have to be reduced from original plans.[MORE]
Hobart Airport up for sale
Expressions of interest are being sought for buyers of the Hobart International Airport.[MORE]
Praise for pilot of downed light plane
The Bureau of Air Safety has asked Tasmanian police to investigate today's light plane crash at Cambridge in the state's south.[MORE]
Minor injuries as light plane crashes at Cambridge Airport
A light plane has crashed just metres from Cambridge Airport in southern Tasmania.[MORE]
Light plane crashes at Cambridge
There has been a light plane crash at Cambridge airport near Hobart.[MORE]
'Burn house' to help in firefighter training
The Tasmania Fire Service has unveiled its latest weapon in fighting fires. [MORE]
Big technical advance for Tasmania's radio telescope
The University of Tasmania's radio telescope has taken a big technological leap forward.[MORE]
Rafters airlifted from state's south
Two rafters picked up by the police rescue helicopter from the state's south-west have been re-united with their families.[MORE]
Houses saved as Hobart fire held back
Firefighters battling a major blaze on Hobart's eastern shore are optimistic they can contain the fire today and avoid major damage to property. [MORE]
Wind change pushes Hobart bushfire toward highway
Firefighters battling a bushfire east of Hobart have suffered a setback.[MORE]
Clarence water recycling scheme opens
A council on Hobart's eastern shore is opening the largest water recycling scheme in Tasmania.[MORE]
Tas astronomers join NASA comet mission
A team of Tasmanian astronomers will play a monitoring role for a worldwide American project which aims to uncover what lies beneath a distant comet.[MORE]
