Tasmanian Times
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Agfest a key to farming smarter
All roads lead to Carrick next week for Agfest, the annual showcase of the state’s rural industries that provides living proof why...
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Help shape the future of Australia’s forest industry
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture, Senator Richard Colbeck, today reminded stakeholders about the opportunity to help shape the future of...
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Qualifications redesigned for the better
The Tasmanian Parliament has passed laws that will lift education in our state. The Tasmanian Parliament and stakeholders have shown strong support...
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873EconomyEight Best Places In Hobart For The Literary-Minded
We’ve teamed up with Heineken to discover the best new, old and must-visit hidden gems that are local favourites in each of...
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The day the international community betrayed a people
Fifty-two years ago on the 1 May in 1963, the United Nations Temporary Executive Authority (UNTEA) transferred administration of the Dutch colony...
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Freedom of conscience and religion reinstated by Government’s anti-discrimination amendment
The Australian Christian Lobby has applauded today’s passing of a bill restoring the right of religious freedom to faith-based schools. This amendment...
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Gretna drinking water upgrade announced
TasWater has announced that Gretna’s drinking water system will be upgraded by late 2016, removing the need for residents to boil their...
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New report finds need for fundamental change in Tasmania’s forest laws
A new report released today has found that Tasmanian laws and the Tasmanian Regional Forest Agreement (TRFA) are failing to protect forests...
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Paul Harriss Pretence: FT closer to closure
The ministerial statement on the future of Forestry Tasmania today was a de facto announcement of the appointment of an Administrator. Expressions...
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Bigots’ Charter passes despite growing community concern
Tasmanian gay rights advocates are bitterly disappointed the State Government has failed to heed growing community concern over its bill allowing religious...
