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Laura Beavis
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Journalist, ABC News (Australia)
Launceston
Beats
Technology, transport cybersecurity, Electric Vehicles, micro-mobility future, renewable energy. ai
Anything not related to technology or finance
Content
Mary Massina, head of Hobart's Macquarie Point Development Corporation, received $246,000 'termination' payout'
By Laura Beavis Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Mary Massina was appointed chief executive of the Macquarie Point Development Corporation in 2017 and departed in July 2022. An agency of the state government, the MPDC was formed in 2012 to manage the waterfront site, but has faced criticism progress has been too slow despite millions of dollars spent in funding. In 2022, Ms Massina was paid $246,000 in "termination benefits".
Elise Archer 'reconsidering' quitting parliament, could trigger early election for Tasmanian Liberals
By Laura Beavis Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In short: Former Tasmanian attorney-general Elise Archer says she's reconsidering whether she'll resign from state parliament after an "outpouring of community support". Ms Archer has already quit the Liberal Party, so if she stays in parliament she'll sit as an independent. An electoral analyst says that might force the Premier to call an early election.
Mary Massina, head of Hobart's Macquarie Point Development Corporation, received $246,000 'termination' payout'
By Laura Beavis Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Mary Massina was appointed chief executive of the Macquarie Point Development Corporation in 2017 and departed in July 2022. An agency of the state government, the MPDC was formed in 2012 to manage the waterfront site, but has faced criticism progress has been too slow despite millions of dollars spent in funding. In 2022, Ms Massina was paid $246,000 in "termination benefits".
Company Info
ABC News (Australia)
Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland