2012 | Senator Catryna Bilyk

People of the Channel and Huon Valley give generously in the lead up to the Festive Season

21 December 2012

Cancer Council – National Pro Bono Program

The treatment that follows from a cancer diagnosis can cause temporary or ongoing financial difficulty.

Financial Assistance is available in the form of a one off grant or a no-interest loan for families adjusting to a change in their financial circumstances after a cancer diagnosis.
They also offer a Pro Bono Program where cancer patients can access free advice, financial planning and legal service. Click here for more information.

14 December 2012

Senator Bilyk showing her support for the Transport Workers’ Union Day of Action to support Turkish DHL Workers

12 December 2012

Today’s rates decision means you’re $100 a week better off with Labor.

4 December 2012

Submissions now open for ABC Regional Production Inquiry

29 November 2012

Tasmanian Senators and Members call on Mr Scott to reverse decision to shut the Tasmanian ABC Production Unit

22 November 2012

Government Launches National Coin Design Competition to Salute the Courage of Service Personnel

6 November 2012

Facebook Launches Anti-Bullying Campaign

2 November 2012

Senator Bilyk Launches 2012 Cyber-Safety Summit

25 October 2012

Art of Christmas Event and Exhibition

Menzies Research Institute Tasmania warmly invites you, your friends and colleagues to The Art of Christmas 2012. With Master of Ceremonies, Ryk Goddard.

Experience a fun evening of fine food, wine, art and live jazz music. Funds raised support medical research in Tasmania.

Wednesday 24 October

6pm-8pm
Long Gallery, Salamanca
Tickets: $35 per person

Your ticket also puts you in the draw to win one night’s accommodation for two in a luxury Villa Suite (including breakfast) at the beautiful Villa Howden, plus dinner for two to the value of $100.

Book your tickets now by contacting Menzies on (03) 6226 7700 or email reception.msp@utas.edu.au

Anti-Poverty Week Food and Gift Drive Launched!

15 October 2012

At 3.25% the official cash rate is now less than half the rate the previous Liberal government left Australia with. A family with a $300,000 variable mortgage is paying around $4,500 a year less now than when the Liberals left office. No Australian will forget rates going up 10 straight times under the Liberals, when they promised to keep rates at record lows.