Tasmanian Times
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Tasmania’s Stories May 2014
Tassal Ltd achieving the highest level of eco-accreditation for its Macquarie Harbour operations is Tasmania’s Story of the Month. We also carry...
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Big ideas for short haul rail at national forum
Leaders in rail from across Australia will be gathering today in Hobart, Tasmania, for the first time to share knowledge, ideas and...
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Family Day Picnic
MyalgicEncephalomyelitis/CFS and Fibromyalgia Awareness Family Day Picnic “Chronic disease patients raise awareness for the first time in Tasmania.” Over 200,000 people are...
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Tasmanian Osteoarthritis Sufferers Urged to Take Control of their Health
With one third of Tasmania’s population suffering from osteoarthritis, local Accredited Exercise Physiologist Kristina Jessup, demands residents take control of their health....
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910EconomyDouble-Dissolution … now. The bond of trust is broken
Let’s have the Senate block supply in order to put the 2014 Budget to a referendum. Never since Federation has a first-term...
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972Economy
Health: These newest cuts simply worsen an already dire situation
‘Sustainability’ and the great health cost shift The Prime Minister, the Treasurer and the Health Minister have all used the same word...
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1.5KCoroner & Legal
An attack on pensioners, families, students, workers, the disabled and small business
• Tom Ellison: The waiting is over, and we now know two things: First, the Abbott Government’s vision for Australia’s future is...
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637Economy
Senate calls for Tasmanian World Heritage cuts withdrawal. World Heritage Committee beseeched …
• Senate calls for Tasmanian World Heritage cuts withdrawal A Senate inquiry has called on the Abbott government to withdraw its proposal...
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1.3KEconomy
Struggling Ta Ann Tasmania splashed out on $136,000 of wine from Evan Rolley. The Sarawak Report …
A photo from the recent 2013 annual report for Ta Ann Holdings Berhad (sic), Ta Ann Tasmania’s ultimate holding company. Is that...
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745Environment
Red in the morning, shepherds’ warning …
Sunrise over Hobart, May 15, 2014. Photos: Bob Burton.
