Matt Maloney
The Examiner
Tasmania, Australia
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Past articles by Matt:
University of Tasmania's funding gap explained before parliamentary inquiry
An inquiry into the University of Tasmania resumed last week. → Read More
Tasmanian Labor critical of AFL's funding offer for a Tasmanian team
Labor has said a $360 million funding pledge by the AFL towards a Tasmanian football team over a decade is the standard amount any start-up team would expect to receive. → Read More
Gillon McLachlan to make funding announcement for a Tasmanian team
Gillon McLachlan to detail new funding promise on Thursday. → Read More
Gillon McLachlan told to "do the right thing by Tasmania"
AFL chief Gill McLachlan will visit Tasmania on Thursday. → Read More
Rob and Fern Messenger ordered to pay unfair dismissal case costs
The costs are associated with a long-running unfair dismissal case. → Read More
Anglicare Tasmania to exit National Disability Insurance Scheme service provision in part due to pricing
One of the state's biggest disability services provider, Anglicare Tasmania, has announced that it will no longer support 420 clients on the National Disability Insurance Scheme after March 31. → Read More
Researcher says employer obligations for sick leave should be reviewed
Employer obligations for sick leave should be reviewed. → Read More
Bridget Archer crosses the floor to vote against her own party again
Bass Liberal MHR Bridget Archer has once again crossed the floor to vote against her party - this time on a censure motion against former prime minister Scott Morrison. → Read More
Tasmanian Government releases its Survivors at the Centre family and sexual violence action plan
The new family and sexual violence action plan heard from 690 victim-survivors. → Read More
Tasmanian Parliament's gender committee holds first inquiry on state's suicide rate
Tasmanian men die by suicide three times that of Tasmanian women. → Read More
Tasmanian Greens plan condolence motion for COVID victims
More than 200 Tasmanians have died with COVID over two years. → Read More
Tasmanian Parliament to sign off for 2023
Parliament in its last week of sittings for the year will debate two key bills on child safety, in response to recommendations from the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. → Read More
No mention of dedicated Tasmanian Aboriginal seats as Tasmanian Parliament is set to expand
Debate on increasing the size of Parliament will continue on Thursday. → Read More
Thousands of Tasmanian public sector workers strike against government's pay offer
Stop-work meetings were held statewide just after midday on Wednesday. → Read More
Tasmanian Government says traffic delays demonstrate need for a new Cam River Bridge
Premier says delays display need for a new bridge. → Read More
Local government candidates throw their support behind a fair share of AFL games at UTAS Stadium
City of Launceston mayoral candidates have said an equal share of AFL games need to be played between Hobart and Launceston if the state was to get its own team licence. → Read More
Former Tasmanian Liberal premier expresses opposition to Hobart stadium plan
Tasmania's longest-serving Liberal premier believes a new sports stadium in Hobart will be the death knell for AFL games in the North, which voters could in turn punish the government for at the next state election. → Read More
'A dud of a deal for the North': Former Premier lashes out at stadium plan
Tasmania's longest-serving Liberal premier believes a new sports stadium in Hobart will be the death knell for AFL games in the North, which voters could in turn punish the government for at the next state election. → Read More
Tasmanian MP calls for an inquiry into Tasmania Police's convert surveillance operations
The calls follows a bungled 2017 operation at Risdon Prison. → Read More
Thirty-nine UTAS academics slam recent direction of university
A group of academics have given a scathing assessment of UTAS. → Read More