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Aerial photos of the University of Tasmania.

Save UTAS campus signage erected in a front yard of a Tasmanian residence.

"It is the policy that we've taken to the election, but I appreciate that we have brought the two pieces together at the same time,"
Science Minister Madeleine Ogilvie said.

"This is how we afford it [the new STEM facility]. So I'd really like to encourage everybody who cares about education, cares about Tasmania, cares about our university to try and get on board with this proposal."
The exterior of a red brick three storey building

A red, white and black sign on a lawn that reads, University of Tasmania Sandy Bay

"I'm really thankful that the government has seen sense, and I'm looking forward to debating the legislation, and if the legislation has these amendments that support housing and support jobs, then Labor will be backing them."
Pedestrian stairs with a metal railing with native trees on either side

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