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NEWS FROM THE TASMANIAN INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE
The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) is busting food safety myths this week with a series of fact-and-fiction exposes about food as...
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Nearly $4 million in health capital works brought forward
The Hodgman Liberal Government is rebuilding the Tasmanian economy and fixing our broken health system. Since coming to office we have already...
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Water Fears for Little Forester River
There is growing community concern that the Little Forester River near Bridport is being drained by individual farmers. Minister Rockliff has been...
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China-Australia Partnership to Explore Sea Ice Solutions
Chinese and Australian scientists are partnering to develop new forecasting methods to aid the challenging task of navigating Antarctic sea ice. The...
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782ArtsPlayhouse Theatre, Nov 4: Burlesk as You Like It
Burlesk as You Like It Saturday 14 November at the Playhouse Theatre Doors open 8pm for 8.30pm start Tickets $30 – $35...
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1.4KCoroner & Legal
Nikolic complaint: UTAS refuses to renew employment of outspoken lecturer
A complaint by Liberal MHR Andrew Nikolic to the University of Tasmania last year has prompted the University to refuse further employment...
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The Pokies Cup. Five Runners. What are the odds?
*Pic: From ‘Team Mulawa’ here: “Greg Farrell Jr, “Mr. Mulawa”: Greg is by nature very hands-on – activity done translates into learning...
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‘A Mockery of the Role of Parliament’
The Tasmanian Planning Scheme Bill has passed though both houses of Parliament; without amendment by the Legislative Assembly and only minor amendment...
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Hobart’s iconic pub Knopwood’s to close its doors
*Pic: Ros Lehman’s (ABC) interior shot of Knoppies … and its daily changing message on the blackboard … One of Hobart’s most...
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1.2KEconomy
What has happened to University culture? Whither the Launceston campus?
The time when universities were called sheltered workshops for the intellectually abled has long since passed. Corporate thinking has utterly absorbed the...
