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The real story of increasing cost of living in Tasmania (The Advocate)

17 Sep 2022

Increases to the cost of living is hitting Tasmanian families hard, writes Adrienne Picone.

Talking Point: No one should be left offline (The Mercury Newspaper)

29 Aug 2022

We are not doing enough to address the digital divide, says Adrienne Picone.

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