Tasmanian Times
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New boost to grassroots cricket
The Tasmanian Greens Member for Bass Kim Booth MP today welcomed the commencement of the Carlton Mid Aussie 15s cricket competition in...
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State climate strategy welcomed as critical step
The Wilderness Society today welcomed the release of the State Government’s 2020 Climate Change Strategy ( http://www.dpac.tas.gov.au/divisions/climatechange/what_the_government_is_doing/2020_strategy ) and its recognition that...
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Peaceful actions and events this summer will highlight need for forest protection
Fearless Summer Tasmanian spokespeople Miranda Gibson and Jenny Weber are today speaking out in support of peaceful community actions and events planned...
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Advocates seek to defend same-sex marriage laws before High Court
Marriage equality advocates have sought leave to defend laws allowing same-sex couples to marry in the current High Court case against the...
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Teachers’ unpaid overtime hits $200 million
• Teachers’ unpaid overtime hits $200 million • DoE saving $25 million on retirements The State Government is reaping windfall savings from...
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36pressreleasesQuentin Bryce: a big disappointment
“I first met Australia’s Governor-General Quentin Bryce over 30 years ago, when we were among over 100 delegates to a Canberra conference...
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341pressreleasesOccupy Lynas! A toxic offshore investment
SYDNEY | From 1pm today Friends of the Earth Australia and concerned citizens are supporting the three-day occupation of Lynas Corporation’s Sydney...
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Arts
Festival of Voices launches Handmade 2014
The Festival of Voices is proud to launch Handmade 2014, a program to develop new works and local artists in Tasmania for...
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33EconomyWaiting for the NBN: Commonsense must prevail
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, today highlighted a problem where customers have had their copper wire service disconnected, only to...
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442EconomyIndigenous Peoples’ Rights Violations at Murum Dam Must End
Malaysian Embassies Worldwide Receive Message: Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Violations at Murum Dam Must End Sarawak, Malaysia: Today, Malaysian Ambassadors in 15 countries*...
