Local Government in Kingston Park, Kingston, TAS
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Results from the 'Local Government' category in Kingston Park, Kingston
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15 Channel Highway, Kingston, 7050
(03) 6211 8200
Kingborough municipality has one of the longest stretches of picturesque coastline in Tasmania and is the perfect area to explore many beautiful beaches, bushland and spectacular Bruny Island. Nearby results from the Local Government category
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5 Albert St, Kingston Beach, 7050
0420 277 457
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326 Macquarie St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6146 3740
Local Government Association of Tasmania, the association that represents the 29 councils that make up Local Government in Tasmania. 
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21 Murray Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6166 4444
The Tasmanian Government Department of Treasury and Finance Promoting a strong growing economical base and a sound public sector financial position. 
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210 Liverpool St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6216 7600
Peak Union Body Tasmania Accredited WH & S Training 
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86 COLLINS ST, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6230 9900
charity organisations, county councils, local government, Government State, State Government, Local Government Organisations 
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23-25 LIVERPOOL ST, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6165 7136
The Magistrates Court of Tasmania is a statutory body created as a Court of record by the Magistrates Court Act 1987 section 3A that comprises the Chief Magistrate, the Deputy Chief Magistrate and the Magistrates. Magistrates have jurisdiction throughout the State to hear and determine a very broad range of legal matters. Magistrates sitting in Courts of Petty Sessions hear and determine simple offences, crimes triable summarily under State and Commonwealth legislation, breaches of duty, applications under various State and Commonwealth statutes, and exercise a wide range of appellate and review functions. Magistrates also hear simple and indictable offences in the Youth Justice Division as well as exercising child protection responsibilities. Magistrates in the Civil Division hear and determine civil matters to a value of $50, 000 or an unlimited amount with the consent of the parties. Matters up to a value of $5, 000 are dealt with as Minor Civil Claims and undergo simplified procedures prior to, and at, hearing. Civil Division Coronial Division; Youth Justice Division; Childrens Division; Administrative Appeals Division; Mining Division. Magistrates sit as Coroners to conduct inquests into sudden deaths, fires and explosions. Magistrates also sit as chairpersons of various statutory tribunals, including the Anti-Discrimination Tribunal, the Motor Accidents Compensation Tribunal, and the Mining Tribunal. The Court has permanent Registries in Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, and Burnie; and conducts regular circuit court sittings at a number of regional locations throughout the State. A range of services are available at these locations and these are used to support the effective operation of the Court. They include audio and video conferencing facilities, court support services, access to interpreters, etc. 
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262 Argyle Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6169 2050
Agriculture, Tasmania, TBO, Farming, eLogistics, Aquaculture, mCommunity, Fishermen, Tasmania Business Online, Horticulture, eTrading 
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7 Lower Domain Rd, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 2611
State Government Office 
Customers express appreciation for warm welcomes, knowledgeable guides, and beautiful gardens at Government House. Some had misunderstandings about what to expect during their visit. One customer was disappointed with a car dealership experience. Positive feedback includes enjoyable tours, helpful staff, and productive behind-the-scenes discoveries. 
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1-7 Maria Street, Lenah Valley, 7008
(03) 6274 3849
TasNetworks commenced operations on 1 July 2014. It has been formed by a merger between Aurora’s distribution network (the poles and wires) and Transend’s network (the big towers and lines). TasNetworks supplies the power from the generation source to homes and businesses through a network of transmission towers, substations and powerlines. We also: build, maintain and operate the network establish new connections where infrastructure does not currently exist respond to, and repair, outages and faults read, replace and repair your meter provide education, advice and information about electrical safety deliver nationally accredited training to lineworker apprentices, contracts and sub-contractors, local councils and civil construction organisations own and operate a telecommunications business that serves customers in the electricity industry and other industries. The TasNetworks vision The purpose of our business: We deliver electricity and telecommunications network services, creating value for our customers, our owners and our community. 
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38 Bligh Street, Rosny Park, 7018
+61 3 6217 9500
38 Bligh Street Rosny Park TAS 7018 
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20 St Johns Ave, New Town, 7008
(03) 6278 5656
Business, Government State, Professional, Forensic Services 
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1 Tivoli Road, Old Beach, 7017
(03) 6268 7000
Brighton Council is one of 29 Local Authorities throughout Tasmania, with Local Government being the third level of Government after the Federal and State Governments. Council operates under the provisions of the Local Government Act 1993, which gives Council certain powers and responsibilities to ensure good government for the people of the area. Construction and maintenance of roads Parks and public amenities Town planning Building Waste management Animal Management Environmental Health There are 9 Councillors with elections being held every two years. The Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected every two years. 