Tasmanian Times
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Tasmanian wineries dominate International Riesling Challenge
With four trophies at this year’s Canberra International Riesling Challenge (CIRC), more than any other wine region or nation, Tasmania’s wine industry...
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With more and more Australians living beyond their means and maxing out their credit cards, clothes-swapping is fast becoming the new big...
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DIRECTORS, ACTIVISTS AND INDUSTRY HEAVIES BOUND FOR BOFA
Tasmania’s Breath of Fresh Air (BOFA) Film Festival will bring together an eclectic mix of special guests in Launceston this November 4th...
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Tony Abbott’s great mate Stevo history in Canada …
‘Voting Liberal will cost you’ … the conservative attack ads which … cost the conservatives dearly … Stephen Harper Justin Trudeau Follow...
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Case against Australia builds at The Hague
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has discussed his latest submission to the International Criminal Court regarding Australia’s mistreatment of asylum...
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AFMA Locks Community Out Of Super Trawler Decision-Making Processes
Conservation and recreational fishing groups are extremely concerned by the new AFMA arrangements to consult stakeholders on the Small Pelagic Fishery. This...
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McGUIGAN Wines Black Label Shiraz from the NSW Hunter Valley, is now the most-popular wine in the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia,...
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Greater transparency will lead to better health outcomes
The next quarterly progress chart measuring the outputs of the Department of Health is due soon. In July, Labor called for the...
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JSCOT rubber stamp for ChAFTA another example of how the treaty making process is broken
“Today, the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (JSCOT) has rubber-stamped the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) without any independent analysis of the...
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Japan’s exit from ICJ over whaling a slap in the face to Australia
The Greens Spokesperson for Whaling, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson says Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull should immediately call in the Japanese Ambassador for an...
