The sacked chair of TT-Line Mike Grainger and the outgoing CEO Bernard Dwyer appeared before the Public Accounts Committee on Tuesday 8 October to give their side of the Spirit of Tasmania 'debacle'.
You can listen to my interview with Leon Compton here:
"The Montello Primary School community feel "disrespected and unheard" following school funding announced in the state budget.
While the government committed a further $2.5 million, taking the overall state funding to $9.6 million, Ms Forrest said it "always was underfunded and inadequate".
You can read the rest of my comments relating to the funding allocation to Montello Primary School announced in the State Budget, and as reported in the Advocate newspaper at the link below:
On Tuesday 18 June 2024, in Special Interest Matters I spoke about some of the high achieving individuals and businesses from the electorate of Murchison, who have recently been recognised at a National and even International level. You can listen to my speech here:
In October, the Cam River Bridge was reduced to one lane due to flood damage and the lane closure caused significant delays over several days.
Members of the public, have recently noticed a dip in the bridge to be more pronounced.
The space between the sections of the bridge seems wider to the naked eye.The last thing you want is for it to give way without it having any work done to it.