Tasmanian Times
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1.4KEconomyFranklin: A right pickle on the Petty Sessions’ foreshore
Just a name, or a claim to ownership? So who cops the insurance risk? The unapproved jetty at Franklin All that the...
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Australia’s Empty Houses …
“The home, built in 1857, had been unoccupied for years”, said the report of a dilapidated Victorian-era mansion in Sydney’s Balmain East....
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World War III. Or, A Night at the Opera House
Background. In 1983, I happened to live two doors from Jim Boyce, a Rugby international well-known for scoring six tries against a...
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The rich list absentee landowners behind Tassie anti-wind farm campaign
Two non-resident multimillionaires are behind a slick ad campaign against a wind farm on King Island, off the coast of Tasmania, Crikey...
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Rescuing the Royal
The Liberal Government is getting on with the job of rescuing the Royal Hobart Hospital redevelopment which the previous Labor-Green government left...
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THE RV INVESTIGATOR – ABBOTT’S SQUANDERED OPPORTUNITY
“CSIRO cuts in Tasmania will result in the loss of 59 full-time equivalent CSIRO staff and all of their scientific knowledge. The...
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Celebrating World Teachers’ Day
Around the world teachers will be recognised today for their positive contribution to the future of our young people. World Teachers’ Day...
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Keeping mental healthy is as easy as A-B-C: act-belong-commit!
Be proud, share ideas and be filmed 6-11 October 2014 | various locations around Tasmania Flourish wants to capture the community’s ideas...
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State Government must seriously consider alternative Royal Hobart plan
With the delayed redevelopment of the Royal Hobart Hospital on the existing site fraught with logistical and engineering challenges, the State Government...
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#CELLFIE campaign to say NO to the proposed Anti-Protest Bill
GROUNDSWELL LAUNCHES #CELLFIE CAMPAIGN IN SALAMANCA TO SAY NO TO THE PROPOSED ANTI-PROTEST BILL Grassroots environmental group Groundswell Tasmania is today launching...
