Tasmanian Times
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1.0KCoroner & LegalSue Neill-Fraser and Dr Bob Moles …
As Dr Moles knows, I am no longer a prosecutor; my misfortunes in that respect having been the subject of gloating celebration...
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920Economy
Tasmania … 350 snouts in one small electoral trough …
Charles Wooley, 60 Minutes I know I call it ‘Little Cuba’, but on the basis of numbers alone, our small island might...
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1.1KEconomy
Tas Uni academic less than “abundantly clear” about Generation IV nuclear reactors
Academic Barry Brook began working at the University of Tasmania last year. He is a strident nuclear power supporter and is particularly...
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787Economy
‘Spin’ – It’s no substitute for a positive response!
“Spin” has long since become an accepted currency of politics and, where once it might have fooled some of the people some...
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751Travel
Struth!
CRUISE lines like Holland America stop at Victoria in Canada to show they’ve been to a “foreign port” on Seattle-Alaska sailings. (HAL...
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848Travel
Travis truly a publican with spirit
THE Hurunui Hotel – oldest continuous-licenced hotel in New Zealand, and a half-dozen resident ghosts to boot. PUBLICAN Travis Cooper is not...
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Statements
Have a say on scalefish review
Tasmanians are invited to have their say on proposed changes to recreational and commercial scalefish fisheries, aimed at improving fishing practices and...
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Statements
THREE STRIKES AND YOU SHOULD BE OUT
BAN THE GEELONG STAR FROM AUSTRALIAN WATERS! The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has called for an immediate ban on the...
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Statements
Another Geelong Star dolphin death. Time to end this deadly farce
Greens spokesperson on Fisheries, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, is calling for the Geelong Star’s vessel management plan to be withdrawn given AFMA’s notification...
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Statements
Dry July a Small Sacrifice for a Worthy Cause
The national charity event, Dry July, has been launched in Tasmania for 2015. I am honoured to have been asked once again...
