Letters of interest to Launceston ratepayers and residents made available here for the public record. Sunday, April 20, 2014. All too often people in Launceston think of the council as something different from themselves. It is a real handicap. Then again, sometimes the council confirms their opinion. That is a very big problem. Friday, June 24, 2011.

Tuesday, August 9, 2011. A recent notice of motion by Alderman Ivan Dean at a Launceston City Council meeting, to reduce the numbers of aldermen from 12 to 10, was defeated 7 to 3. The reason given for the motion was to reduce costs to the ratepayer by saving two allowances and on costs. The motive though questionable was debated and Giving Alderman Dean the benefit of the doubt may have been.

Monday, July 18, 2011. Is as good a starting point as anywhere to look at what drives such debates in places like Launceston. Arguably what is at the centre of the debate are the issues of authority and ownership in law. Is very often invoked in debates like this one.

Saturday, August 20, 2011. The documentation for the Draft Planning Scheme, as presented, contains a series of weaknesses and problems. To be meet and more specifically to meet two sets of objectives . 8211; and immediately after the.

Friday, August 27, 2010. This submission is set against the background of the recent failures and weaknesses that have exposed themselves in the operation of the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. The concept that the QVMAG. It is also held that the LCC. And handed policy making to management.