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WATCH: These 3 Vintage Home Movies From 1960s Ocean City Will Give You Major Nostalgia

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By J. William Moore 
| Our Community Now
Three different home movies. Same incredible Ocean City. *Originally published November 25, 2020: I don't know about you, but after watching these three home movies filmed in 1960s Ocean City, I'm ready to grab my flip-flops and board a time machine. For more than a century, people have flocked to Ocean City from all over the country, in search of a relaxing beach vacation. And these three fun family videos show that they obviously found it. Enjoy! Do you have home movies of Ocean City?
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Another historic low for building approvals under the Liberals

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By J. William Moore 
| taslabor.org.au
Under the Liberals, the average time taken to build a house in Tasmania has increased by nearly 50 per cent and housing approvals are at their lowest levels since 2016. According to the ABS, just 168 new homes were approved last month – the worst result since October 2016. We’ve got record demand, rising rents, growing homelessness, and building approvals going backwards. It’s clear the system is gridlocked, and Tasmanians are paying the price.
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Another Spirits fiasco in the making unless Premier answers key questions

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By J. William Moore 
| taslabor.org.au
Jeremy Rockliff's latest announcement about state-run insurance is a huge financial risk that requires answers to very serious questions. Tasmania has already seen the consequences of serious stuff-ups with state-owned companies, with the Spirit of Tasmania fiasco costing taxpayers more than $500 million. As the CEO of RACT made clear on ABC radio this morning, this latest proposal has the potential to be even more costly.
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