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Walk on by …
Walk On By — The Story Of Popular Song — was one of those many television offerings that so clearly differentiates the...
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A complete Tasmania experience
STARING aimlessly at the books littering my desk the other night, I noticed the words on the spine of a local travel...
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Whales and hypocrisy
Only a few days ago we were confronted with the possibility of Japan again becoming a pariah to Australians, their push to...
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Your Say
Stodgy, myopic, complacent Only a few weeks ago Barns berated the Tasmanian Times (again), (World class forestry practice Comments), for allegedly “leading”...
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Tasmania’s revival
MAINLAND commentators have become accustomed to dismissing Tasmania’s economy as a basket case. Indeed, so bad have many of the statistics on...
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In Their Own Words (Political)
RENE HIDDING, MHA Leader of the State Opposition Wednesday June 29, 2005 Tennis centre upgrade long overdue Opposition Leader Rene Hidding today...
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Your Say
1080 and natural ecology collapse COULD THE use of 1080 in Tasmania be responsible for instability and collapse in the natural ecologies...
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Movement at the station
WHILE dangling the Liptons in the vaguely lukewarm water they provide us with in the ugliest building in Murray Street, I overheard...
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Mandatory reading
Brown [Greens Tasmania] will make a gesture by introducing further amendments to the changes flagged by Howard in regard to mandatory detention....
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Monty Python and the holey rail
AN ABIDING Mainlanders’ cliché about Tasmania and Tasmanians is the one to do with mental slowness, lethargy and a Hicksvillian approach to...
