Tasmanian Times
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709ArticleFree Autumn School Holiday Activities at Libraries
Families looking for school holiday activites this autumn can find free events at their local library. The Libraries Tasmania autumn school holiday program...
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Lambie Promises Senate Inquiry into USA Relations
Media release – Jacqui Lambie Network, 8 April 2025 Lambie & Patrick AUS/US Senate Inquiry Jacqui Lambie, Senator for Tasmania and her...
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Nature and Climate Advocates Unite Behind Renewables Plan
As the climate crisis escalates, conservationists, nature and climate advocates are uniting behind a plan for Australia to be 100% powered by...
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Govt Caught Out Attempting Legal Fudge on Stadium
Media release – Vica Bayley, Greens MHA for Clark, 7 April 2025 — untitled — Correspondence between Macquarie Point Development Corporation and...
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East Launnie Kids Aiming for Ga Ga Record
Students at East Launceston Primary School (ELPS) are set to make history as they attempt to break an Australian, and possibly world,...
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The Longspine Urchin Problem/Opportunity
Longspine sea urchin tastes like butter – which makes it a super delicious problem to eat. There’s a big problem happening under...
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Road Safety Group Backs Collins St Improvements
The City of Hobart’s Transforming Collins Street trial has received strong support from one of Australia’s key road safety organisations. President of...
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Are You an Agonocrat? Come to Hobart Stadium and Watch a Fake Contest of Ideas
Manipulative tactics, not genuine debate, drive costly stadium plans, exposing flaws in political governance. by Bernard Keane, The Mandarin Nicholas Gruen calls...
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Frontline Forest Election Campaign Enters Second Week
Bob Brown Foundation forest activists are rolling into a second week of protests to protect native forests against logging in Russell Ridge,...
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Silver Gull is Tasmania’s Top Bird, Rainbow Lorikeet Australia’s
The results of Australia’s largest citizen science event – BirdLife Australia’s Aussie Bird Count – are in. More than 57,000 participants counted an...
