Tasmanian Times
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The Crows
Matt NewtonThe Queenstown crows represent the result of over one hundred years of economic rationalism that has seen them become the last...
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The giant squid
Moby Dick Over the past decade or so 3 giant squid have washed up on the shores of Tasmania in late July...
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Why we need a Commission for Ethics
Jeff Malpas Given that there are already serious questions about the conduct and propriety of governmental conduct, including that of individuals, within...
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Return
Judith E P Johnsonwinter bedtime I need a nightcap waking from nightmares – is that howl the wind? snowpool the silver fish...
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The Straw Hat
Jenny BarnardThe Straw Hat A summer’s day you ask me to decorate your new raffia sun hat. You, sixty-plus still beautiful and...
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A lush of Lazlos!
The poor man’s Chaser — the one and only Lazlo Steigenberger — has been a very busy boy … Download Latest Luscious...
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Murdoch’s hotline to Blair
Andrew Grice, Political Editor The Independent, UK Tony Blair had three conversations with the media magnate Rupert Murdoch in the nine days...
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The Rumsfeld Doctrine
Jeremy Scahill The Nation: The Bush Administration is increasingly dependent on private security forces to do its dirty work, Jeremy Scahill reveals...
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The Chronicle (Part 6)
Don Knowler A story of journalism … once! The sixth in a series of short stories by Don Knowler on his journalistic...
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A journalist’s life (2)
Daniel Pedersen Daniel Pedersen recently moved to Tasmania after six years roving and reporting from South East Asia on everything from coups...
