Tasmanian Times
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Pushing the case for renewables and a second Bass Strait interconnector
Tomorrow, the COAG Energy Council will meet for the first time since the recent federal election. I will be reaffirming the Tasmanian...
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Centenary of Mount Field and Freycinet
The Hodgman Liberal Government is a strong supporter of Tasmania’s iconic national parks that create jobs, attract visitors to the state and...
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PUBLIC ACTION CALLING FOR THE END OF OFFSHORE DETENTION
Friday 19 August 1.30pm, Commonwealth Government Centre, 188 Collins Street This week has seen “pop up” actions around Australia in response to...
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735ArtsBett Gallery: JOHN KELLY THE MOO BREW ETCHINGS
Skull 2015, etching on paper, 76 x 102cm, edition of 99 CLOSING PARTY FRIDAY THE 26TH OF AUGUST, 5.30PM GUEST SPEAKER JOHN...
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Tolputt Triumphant
It was a sunny Sunday in summer 2013. I was spending the weekend with friends in Launceston and popped into the Queen...
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UNLESS … the giant freshwater lobster will disappear from the planet forever …
R. Mawbey’s pic of a giant freshwater crayfish, from Tasmania’s Parks and Wildlife Service, HERE The giant freshwater crayfish habitat RE: Public...
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Postcard from Hua Hin … Letters to my grandchildren (19)
Hua Hin, Thailand. A beautiful beachside town, formerly predominantly a fishing village but now one that relies heavily on tourism. A destination...
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Moonah Arts Centre: What’s on at MAC
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Re: Government announcement that early school start age not compulsory
Helen Richardson, AEU Tasmanian Branch President, said: “The Government’s approach remains flawed and it has missed an opportunity to change focus to...
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Sydney Morning Herald Faces Uncertain Print Future in Australia
They pushed for women to get the vote in Australia’s national elections. They brought down a central bank board member. And they...
