Tasmanian Times
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Butterfly House Counselling Service Takes Flight
The Butterfly House founder Jennie Wilson has opened a new counselling service in Deloraine. Ms Wilson, who has lived in the Meander...
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586StatementsSenator Lambie and Mayor Martin meet with Government and Opposition …
… to fight for long term bipartisan funding of Mersey Hospital Independent Senator for Tasmania Jacqui Lambie and Devonport Mayor, Steve Martin...
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Conservationists launch Tarkine canopy vigil in threatened forests
Canopy vigil Frankland River Lisa Searle in Frankland River canopy vigil View from the Frankland River canopy Support team for Canopy vigil,...
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Bumblebee trial could boost agricultural growth
The Hodgman Liberal Government wants to see more investment and growth in the agriculture sector which is why we support a trial...
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Aust expert says new research shows urgency of marriage equality
“YOUNG LIVES DEPEND ON IT” A leading Australian expert on the psychological impact of discrimination, Associate Professor Winnifred Louis, has welcomed a...
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HCF launches industry first tool to help Australians avoid bill shock
There are some key issues plaguing the private health insurance industry, with the main ones relating to cost: affordability of premiums and...
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Labor trumps Hodgman, but Okehampton the elephant in the room
Environment Tasmania today recognised Labor’s efforts to clean-up the salmon farming governance mess created by the Hodgman Government, but questioned the Labor’s...
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Okehampton Bay lease needs to follow stringent regulations and oversight
Labor accepts Marine Farming Review Panel’s decision and respects independent science Liberals have provided no leadership and eroded trust ...
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Thirsty Merc announce final ‘Shifting Gears’ shows for 2017
One of Australia’s hardest working bands, Thirsty Merc, are pleased to announce the final run of Shifting Gears Tour shows before the...
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Okehampton Bay farce proves Labor can’t be trusted on salmon
Labor’s farcical series of contradictory statements over Okehampton Bay proves that they simply can’t be trusted to stand up for the salmon...
