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1.2KAs bad as Africa
THE target of a racist bashing by two Hobart thugs has compared the vicious, drunken and unprovoked attack to the treatment he...
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Gunns shares sink even more
It’s been another bad day for Gunns shareholders. Since the Australian Stock Exchange opened this morning, the company’s shares have plummeted by...
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Travels without a donkey: Venezuela (3)
NEXT we headed on an overnight bus to Puerto Ordaz in the east, which is basically the industrial heart of Venezuela. It...
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Travels without a donkey: Venezuela (2)
FOR decades before the failed Chavez-led coup in 1992 Venezuela had a false democracy. The false democracy was a two party system...
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Who owns water?
Water may potentially be Tasmania’s biggest asset. Who would want to buy Tasmanian water to sell to the mainland? But whose water...
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Mediterranean gray whale appears ‘back from the dead’
A gray whale has appeared off the coast of Israel, shocking conservationists. Gray whales are thought to be extinct across the Atlantic...
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Travels without a donkey: Venezuela (1)
IT IS important to begin these impressions of Venezuela by explaining that our time in this country, in which we have been...
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Basics of life under threat as extinctions accelerate
KEY natural processes that sustain human life, such as crop production and clean water, face a high risk of ”rapid degradation and...
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Another one gone
After a bit of a lull during which some people might have thought enough money had already been made from it flogging...
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Bio-morph – experiments in simultaneous biography: Brett Whiteley
No. 1: Brett Whiteley Brett Whiteley is a Tasmanian politician and Sydney artist. Formerly he has been a pastor, a heroin addict...
