Tasmanian Times
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International Day of the Girl Child
Today is the third annual International Day of the Girl Child, a day to recognise and raise awareness of the challenges and...
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704StatementsGROUNDSWELL #CELLFIE CELL MAKES AN APPEARANCE AT THE FARMGATE MARKET …
… TO OPPOSE THE PROPOSED ANTI-PROTEST BILL Grassroots environmental group Groundswell Tasmania’s #CELLFIE campaign to oppose the proposed anti-protest Bill is having...
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Helping the needy …
Last December Martyn Evans the local mayor set up the Derwent Valley Community Card no 6194994 so points could be acrued so...
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NOMINATE HOBART’S COMMUNITY STAR
Sensis is searching for Hobart’s Community Star to feature on the cover of next year’s Yellow Pages® and White Pages® directory. Year...
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Reviewed! Magic in the Moonlight
Apparently this needs to be said – so I’m just going to say it. Ageing males: young and gorgeous women are just...
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Bett Gallery: In the Stockroom
Richard Wastell Bone & Flower Fields, Skullbone Plains 2014 oil & acrylic on linen, unframed 122h x 138w cm (stretcher size) $8,800...
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TIM CHAISSON LAUNCHES NEW ALBUM ‘LOST IN LIGHT’ – Out October 24
Produced by Bill Reynolds (Band Of Horses) TIM RETURNS TO AUSTRALIA FOR NATIONAL TOUR DATES THIS NOVEMBER & DECEMBER LISTEN to lead...
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Vandalism!
Dear Editor, I have had significant damage to a large number of my signs. People have a democratic right to express their...
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And this is only Stage One …
Well, dear folks, here it finally is: Stage One of the Battery Point walkway, or should I say, segregated pedestrian and cyclists...
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Malala’s unlikely journey to the Nobel Peace Prize
The Pakistani girl once shot by the Taliban for daring to want an education just like the boys celebrated being the joint...
