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At a breaking point: what's really threatening Tasmania's service providers

A TasCOSS survey reveals 53 per cent of Tasmanian community services face deficits as costs rise, forcing them to turn people away.

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At a breaking point: what's really threatening Tasmania's service providers

A TasCOSS survey reveals 53 per cent of Tasmanian community services face deficits as costs rise, forcing them to turn people away.

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The Examiner broke the news in Launceston, Australia 3 days ago on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

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At a breaking point: what's really threatening Tasmania's service providers

TasCOSS says 53% of community organisations expect deficits as demand rises, funding falls and costs climb across the sector.

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