Tasmanian Times
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904EconomyThe Palm Sunday Walk … for Refugees
Here are some photos from yesterday’s Palm Sunday Walk for Justice for Refugees through the streets of Launceston. Over 200 walkers participated....
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BASSLINK wrap: Libs secretly migrated own Internet services off Basslink. Will, Entura, Board …
FRIDAY March 18 … • Mercury: Hydro water assets badly managed and heads need to roll. TT MARCH 13: • What can...
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Climate Change and other things …
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The death penalty …
Rob Messenger for Senator Jacqui Lambie
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Good news for iiNet and Internode customers
The Hodgman Liberal Government has been working constructively during the week putting forward the concerns of Tasmanian iiNet and Internode customers. I’ve...
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Departure of Guardianship and Administration Board President
Ms Anita Smith, President of the Guardianship and Administration Board, has advised Her Excellency, Professor the Honourable Kate Warner AM, Governor of...
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Moonah Arts Centre April school holiday news …
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Shocking Epilepsy Discrimination Happens in Hobart
The World Health Organisation says “the social consequences of epilepsy are often more difficult to overcome than the seizures themselves.” Which is...
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Federal Liberal MPs must stop $80M Gonski cuts to Tasmanian schools
Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff has confirmed* that Tasmanian schools will be denied up to $80M in Gonski federal funding if Prime Minister...
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$100,000 in sight for MyState CEO
MyState Limited Managing Director and CEO Melos Sulicich is gearing up to embark on his fifth Tour de Cure, with his goal...
