Tasmanian Times
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Labor lost on education reform
On a day when the Government has introduced the most significant reforms to the education system in a generation, it was amazing...
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Splits emerge in Labor ranks over free speech
Deep divisions in the Labor Party have emerged following the Government’s proposal to amend the Anti-Discrimination laws to ensure free speech for...
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Animal Mental Suffering Ignored
Labor and the Liberal parties today refused to acknowledge the importance of amending the Animal Welfare Act 1993 to recognise animals experience...
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1.8KEconomyA Timeline of Earth’s Average Temperature …
*Pic: Flickr, David Blackwell: ‘Walking home one evening in 2074 Paul wondered about the scientific breakthrough reversing the effects of climate change...
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Closing of the Guard … ?
I am not inclined toward conspiracy theories but a letter received in the post today, above (dated 24 August 2016, a month...
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Education Bill Has Gaping Holes
All Tasmanians want to see education outcomes improve, but the Liberals’ Education Bill has some gaping holes. We will take our time...
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No compelling argument and no consultation for changing school age
Rockliff abandons community concerns – refuses to act in the best interests of Tasmanian kids Parents still confused about when...
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Matthew Groom avoids questions on Bell Bay jobs
• Energy Minister refuses to answer crucial questions • Major industrials hit hard by energy crisis • Matthew Groom avoiding all responsibility...
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Hodgman Abandons LGBTI Tasmanians and other Groups to Risk of Hate Speech
The removal of the word ‘reasonably’ from the final draft of proposed amendments to the Anti-Discrimination Act 1998 is proof that Premier,...
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Tasmania’s free speech problem remains
The Tasmanian government has failed to fix Tasmania’s free speech problem with its proposed amendments to the Anti-Discrimination Act, according to the...
