Josh Duggan
Co-Host at Munch My Benson: A Law & Order: SVU Podcast
Co-host @munchmybenson #SVU podcast. Writer: ‘21 FD Big Break 1xSF half-hr/1xTop 10 hr-long & fmrly of @RoyalsReview. @jackosowski’s lesser half. MSP/Austin/LA.
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6 days ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
The Tasmanian government has revealed another cost blowout to berth infrastructure to host the two new Spirit of Tasmania ferries, with the project now set to cost nearly half a billion dollars. Transport Minister Eric Abetz told a parliamentary committee on Friday morning that the berth works in Devonport were now set to cost $493 million — up from an estimate last year of $375 million.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
One of Tasmania's top cops has spoken on a "concerning" rise in violent crimes in Tasmania, mostly perpetrated by a small group of young people. Tasmania Police Assistant Commissioner of Operations Adrian Bodnar said last year, 57 people were responsible for half of the crimes committed by youths in the state, with some individuals accountable for more than 90 offences.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
What's it like growing up as the daughter of one of Australia's most loved — and loathed — politicians? Lee Hanson, daughter of firebrand Queenslander Pauline, remembers her mother being "criticised, ridiculed, ripped apart". "But then on the other side, there's tremendous support and backing from people that come up — everywhere she goes, people come up say, 'I love you, keep fighting, you know we support you'," Ms Hanson, 41, said.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
The Tasmanian Greens could pocket tens of thousands of dollars of public money by urging supporters to vote for a candidate who has formally withdrawn from the electoral race, opponents say. The Greens candidate for the federal seat of Franklin, Owen Fitzgerald, last week announced he would end his campaign after he discovered he held dual citizenship, which would likely disqualify him from entering parliament.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
The proponent of a Tasmanian green energy project says Coalition plans to scrap renewable energy incentives "jeopardise" their work — with a renewables-backing candidate in a crucial seat caught in the middle. The $1.7 billion Bell Bay Powerfuels project would be the nation's first green methanol plant, with plans to produce 300,000 tonnes of renewable green methanol per year.
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