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1.6KTravels without a Donkey: Patagonia & Tierra del Fuego
Many place names in this part of the world help to tell the history, especially that of early interactions between the European...
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Travels without a Donkey: Argentina (2)
BUENOS AIRES, home to over 14 million people or over a third of Argentina´s population, is a huge city, probably the biggest...
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The Internet nearly ruined my career
THE ABC’s chief political writer Annabel Crabb has praised media organisations for seeking to find ways to make online journalism pay. Crabb...
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Tasmanian of the Year 2010
The Tasmanian Times Tasmanian of the Year Award may only be in its second year, but it stamped its credentials as an...
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Back to where it all started …
IN LATE 2002 a West Australian wildlife consultant, Dr Jack Kinnear, the first independent reviewer of the Tasmanian government’s fox program, was...
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Travels without a Donkey: Uruguay
AN HOUR long ferry from the port of Buenos Aires took us to the little town of Colonia del Sacramento, in Uruguay....
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Optimism grows as miners continue to emerge
Optimism at the San Jose mine continues to grow after Chilean officials lauded the smooth operation of the rescue effort of the...
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Travels without a Donkey: Argentina (1)
AFTER waiting four hours for a bus, then realizing, too late, we should have only waited for three, we discovered Argentina is...
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Arthur Pieman – Minister O’Byrne favouring four-wheel drivers
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust has accused the Minister responsible for the Parks and Wildlife Service, David O’Byrne, of favouring four-wheel drive groups...
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Mario Vargas Llosa: an unclassifiable Nobel winner
Novelist William Boyd pays tribute to ‘a great chroncicler of the highs and lows of our carnal and passionate adventures as human...
