Tasmanian Times
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Tomorrow’s innovators to attend the Tasmanian Youth Science Forum
Twenty-six Year 11 and 12 science students from 11 different colleges around the state will attend the Tasmanian Youth Science Forum this...
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709ArtsLong Gallery: Gaze …
Binalong Bay Nutgrove An exhibition of ethereal beauty, Gaze, by Hobart photographer Craig Riddington will feature in the Long Gallery at Salamanca...
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WILKIE TO QUESTION PM ON PEN NURSES AND TASMANIAN HEALTH
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will ask the Prime Minister the following in Question Time today. “Prime Minister in 2012...
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Devonport Regional Gallery … Katherine Hattam and Jessie Pangas
Katherine Hattam, The doctor’s dilemma 2007 KATHERINE HATTAM: DESIRE FIRST 1978–2015 Deakin University Touring Exhibition DATE & TIME: Opening Friday 18 March...
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KETTERING YACHT CLUB CELEBRATES END OF SEASON WITH NEW LIFE MEMBER
Mick Burrows The annual Kettering Yacht Club presentation evening and dinner was held on Saturday April 17th at the Oyster Cove Inn...
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Planning law changes will change Tassie forever
Planning laws are being significantly changed this year. The new Tasmanian Planning Scheme (TPS) is out now on the Tas Planning Commission...
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Minister Gutwein is right on the money
Minister Gutwein is right on the money here! Launceston, since colonisation, has imagined the Tamar as a sewer in much the same...
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NATION: Goodbye Bronny. Malcolm’s Poll slump …
Liberal members choose Jason Falinski as candidate in safe federal seat, dumping former speaker who resigned over $5,500 helicopter ride Bronwyn Bishop...
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NorMAC Nastiness in Hobart: A response
A response to: ‘NorMAC nastiness in Hobart’, HERE Crikey! The pro-sex trade lobby have been misrepresenting Nordic Model supporters with a renewed...
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Rebuilding lives after the Nepal earthquake
*Pic: Singhakali Lower Secondary School in northern Nepal. Photo: Richard I’Anson At a dawn service near Everest, a group of Australians narrowly...
