Tasmanian Times
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Georgia: Why? A Q&A
Helen Womack Guardian.com.uk Why has fighting broken out in South Ossetia? The South Ossetians and Georgians have been sniping at each other,...
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Treasury too close to manage gambling industry
Jane Rankin-Reid Boyce has long argued that Treasury’s role in managing Tasmania’s gambling industry is too close for comfort. Given that the...
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Contagious cancer: The evolution of a killer
David Quammen Harper’s magazine The biological mystery of how the Tasmanian devil’s rogue tumor manages to establish itself in one animal after...
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Love Africa Spring Ball
The 2008 Love Africa Spring Ball promises to be a night to remember, with traditional African food and entertainment. Special guests include...
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The lips have it
Bob Hawkins Peter Costello, of course, played no part in any of that inhumanity to man. Surely more than I, and a...
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Chronicle (35): A Touch of Class
Don Knowler A story of journalism … once! Number 35 in a series of short stories by Don Knowler on his journalistic...
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The Kwakka
Neville Rodman When I ride the Kwakka the holy Kwakka My ears are literally pinned to my head Not by speed but...
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water has no selfish
Margo Ruckert out on water, the doubts we keep alive drown in three hundred and sixty degrees of awe here is liquid...
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Home
Joan Webb He had never left Mathinna. Others said ‘Where shall we go? To Spain perhaps – Malaysia? He had never left...
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The disgruntled writer
Giles Coren I don’t really like people tinkering with my copy for the sake of tinkering. I do not enjoy the suggestion...
