Tasmanian Times
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Forestry Tasmania Completes Successful Regeneration Burning Season
Forestry Tasmania has completed its most successful regeneration burning program for a number of years. I congratulate Forestry Tasmania staff for their...
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The Greens’ Hydro Cash Grab Proposal
The Greens’ position of advocating a huge cash grab from Hydro Tasmania while opposing power price relief for Tasmanians shows how out...
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855EconomyLogging rampage given the OK as Tasmanian government gags debate again
Tasmania is set for a logging rampage in existing reserves and previously agreed future reserves as the Tasmanian government has gagged debate...
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Wives are prostitutes? Columnist Caro recants
Media commentator Jane Caro caused a stir on ABC 1’s Q&A program on Monday night when she claimed that wives, by exchanging...
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Dr Kevin Bonham: Hobart City Council Voting Patterns 2011-2014
Advance Summary 1. Traditionally, the Hobart City Council is loosely divided between “pro-development” aldermen and aldermen who stress environmental issues and/or the...
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AWPA has written to the Indonesian President concerning …
… the intimidation against human rights lawyer Gustaf Kawer Australia West Papua Association (Sydney) PO Box 28, Spit Junction, NSW 2088 President...
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Michelle O’Byrne: Anti-protest setback an embarrassment for Liberals
The Liberal Government’s dangerously flawed anti-protest legislation has been dealt a potentially fatal blow in the Upper House. Labor Spokesperson for Workplace...
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Paul Harriss: Labor votes down scrutiny of the Protest Bill
In an extraordinary move in the Legislative Council tonight Labor has again proven that they are anti-worker. Labor had a chance to...
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Nick McKim: Upper House Scathing on Anti-Protest Legislation
In a major embarrassment to the government, the Legislative Council has refused to send the radical anti-protest legislation to a parliamentary committee,...
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Senior Executive Appointments
Kim Evans has been appointed as the new secretary of the Department of State Growth and John Whittington as the secretary of...
