Tasmanian Times
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A walk in Old Launceston
Mike Tatlow Tasmanians’ and our visitors’ considerable interest in the State’s heritage has been confirmed lately by Charles Wooley’s and Michael Tatlow’s...
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990Lady Nelson honoured
As the much-loved replica of Tasmania’s most historic ship, the Lady Nelson, struggles to financially stay afloat and battles for public recognition,...
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A Poem for a Hermit in the High Country
Neville Rodman The serfs are wrestling with The giant wheel of today To make it spin and once again Hey Bukowski in...
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At a loss in Burma
Daniel Pedersen Mae Sariang, Thailand I am at a loss. How do I explain that people in the West will never grasp...
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Karen National Union chairman Saw Ba Thin Sein dies
Dan Pedersen Mae St, Thailand They know SPDC soldiers will not storm their home when they go to sleep at night because...
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Today: A book launch
Kathleen Flanagan Anglicare You are invited to… A BOOK LAUNCH The Rug-Maker of Mazar-e Sharif by Najaf Mazari & Robert Hillman at...
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Tassie’s defence of Henson’s nude photos
Maria Rae Mercury TASMANIAN collectors of the artist Bill Henson have defended his controversial photographs of naked children in the face of...
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The Chronicle (30): The Tartan Terror
Don Knowler A story of journalism … once! Number 30 in a series of short stories by Don Knowler on his journalistic...
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The boot or the gun
Dan Pedersen Thailand The Karen National Union’s foreign minister David Taw puts it this way: “You can protest all you want and...
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Guy Parsons is 60
Lindsay Tuffin But Burnie is Burnie. This is a close town. They boyz did not get away with it. A day or...
