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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4 days 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could pocket tens of thousands of dollars of public money by urging supporters to vote for a candidate who has formally withdrawn from the electoral race, opponents say.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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2 weeks 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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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
Outgoing federal Labor MP for Lyons Brian Mitchell will receive $115,000 payment available to those who lose their seat or a party preselection process — despite him happily stepping aside for another candidate. The three-term MP, and former journalist Mr Mitchell is not contesting the upcoming federal election, with popular former Tasmanian state Labor leader Rebecca White instead endorsed as the party's candidate for Lyons.
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4 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Josh Duggan
The egg shortage has been considered a possible motive for the theft of a number of chickens from a flock at a Hobart college. A teacher at the school says students there are "upset" and hope "nothing untoward has happened with them", with the school urging those who have taken the birds to return them. Tasmania Police are investigating the matter. A theft of a number of chickens — which may have been driven by rising egg prices — has left staff and students at a Tasmanian college upset.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Bec Pridham |Josh Duggan
Nyrstar says its Hobart-based zinc smelter will start to reduce production by a quarter from next month amid the company's financial losses and "deteriorating market conditions". It says there will be no "immediate" job losses from the reduction at the more than 100-year-old smelter that employs about 550 people. The company says it will keep "the flexibility to lift production levels" back up again if market and company financial conditions improve.
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