Tasmanian Times
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For King and Country
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921A subtle weaving of passion and despair
And the lost are a brutalised Tasmanian tribe rounded up like cattle. The history of the slaughter is documented as it is...
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Five key reasons why newspapers are failing
But when it comes to the disaster engulfing their own profession, their analysis is less rigorous. An uncharacteristic haze characterizes a lot...
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The Chronicle (44): Like a fox
A story of journalism, once! Number 44 in a series of short stories by Don Knowler on his journalistic life and observations...
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World Cup 2018 bidders rated
The Press Association Sport rates the progress of rival bidders vying to host the 2018 World Cup. The odds referred to are...
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Dear Michael Aird
Can you please explain how a musician, with only one short film credit, about the family friendly topic of junkie lesbians who...
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Tasmania’s Nobel woman
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On The Brink
No, another boundary or region was not created, not something teetering on the verge of collapse, rather a radio show with a...
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The Examiner put to the test …
HereTo my surprise and awe neither comment was published. 24hrs later no sign of my comments. Absolutely nothing defamatory in my arguments...
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The Chronicle (42): Cats
“Case adjourned,” shouted the magistrate, Lord Sowerdon, banging his gavel. “And find that mouse.”DON Bentley was beginning to feel he had been...
