Tasmanian Times
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Childish stories
James Dryburgh Second of a two-part series by Hobart writer James Dryburgh. Earlier: Story of fundamental truth IT IS often said that...
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937Complex Systems of Cutting Budgets
Mike Bolan Systems become complex when the interactions between their parts make predicting the outcome of whole system activity very difficult or...
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The crucial water issue
Tim Thorne MR IN THE light of the proposed pulp mill, the siltation of the Tamar, climate change, the ongoing debate about...
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Story of fundamental truth
James Dryburgh There is endless evidence to indicate that many problems for both the well-being of society and individual, such as mental...
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The film that was never made
Mark Shea So, I ask: Where is the money? And how many other previously funded films and screenplays, valuable taxpayer dollars, have...
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The Chronicle (19)
Don Knowler A story of journalism … once! Number 19 in a series of short stories by Don Knowler on his journalistic...
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The shadow over old Macquarie House
The Old Bear The new building is proposed to engulf Macquarie House. The Australian Heritage Places Inventory of historic cultural significance regards...
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The Lost Larrikin
Richard Flanagan Published in the final edition of The Bulletin, 28 January 2008 MY FATHER was one of Dunlop’s Thousand, that now...
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Musings on the fragile and narrow Tasmanian economy
Brenda Rosser Look at the electricity generation industry. Hydro debt continues to spiral due to BassLink incompetence.[2] Bulk power users in the...
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Trinity: grossly premature
Christian Garland MR “It is grossly premature for the Parish Council of the combined Parish of Holy Trinity and BayWest to discuss...
