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Battle over phosphate
http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=27065&page_type=story_detail FISHERIES minister has warned the government against “blindly” giving approval to companies that want to mine marine phosphate, saying the country’s...
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WATCH the wind: Live!
*Pic: Snapshot of the winds around Tassie, 4pm Tuesday, May 26. Here’s a fascinating live wind map of this side of the...
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Port of Melbourne Bill a Good Start
The Tasmanian Government notes the tabling in the Victorian Parliament of the Delivering Victorian Infrastructure (Port of Melbourne Lease Transaction) Bill 2015....
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Minister Petrusma earns dubious honour
An important debate over the Liberal Government’s scrapping of the Reintegration of Ex-Offenders program has been marred by the ejection of Liberal...
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Push for Constitutional change gathers momentum
Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Madeleine Ogilvie has strongly backed today’s motion to establish parliamentary hearings into proposals for Tasmanian Constitutional change...
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Re-setting our relationship with the Aboriginal Community
The Tasmanian Liberal Government is taking another step in re-setting our relationship with the Aboriginal community. Today marks the start of National...
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Scrapping of REO program breaches prisoners’ human rights
The cold-hearted Liberal Government, which continues to pretend that the Reintegration of Ex-Offenders (REO) program has not been cut, is shamefully misleading...
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Armed Group Seizes Two Soldiers in Papua
1) Armed Group Seizes Two Soldiers in Papua 2) One Dead, Five Injured in Papua Shooting by Unknown Gunmen 3) One killed,...
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Victims of Crime given a voice on Parole Board
The Hodgman Liberal Government’s legislation to appoint a ‘victims of crime representative’ to the Parole Board has passed the Legislative Council. Victims...
