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You could be forgiven for thinking there are parallel universes
You could be forgiven for thinking there are parallel universes when experts speak about the state of Australian agriculture. The eternal optimists...
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1.1KEconomyFat Cat cull is not enough
Norm McIlfatrick: ‘ … intelligent, talented and a faithful servant to the government of the day …’ As DFAT State Director in...
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Irish supergroup Celtic Thunder dedicate their biggest and most spectacular Australian tour
Irish supergroup Celtic Thunder dedicate their biggest and most spectacular Australian tour Mythology to the memory of the late George Donaldson Following...
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What Jim Bacon told me …
Photo: Alastair Bett ( f8photography.com.au ) organicgardener, here Just to clarify things. I’ve no idea who ‘Ben’ ( Ben’s comment on: Jim...
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Opposition leader Bryan Green admits fault over city crash
Tasmania’s Opposition Leader has admitted he caused a car crash in Hobart’s CBD yesterday afternoon. Bryan Green’s car collided with another car...
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World Heritage Mockery
1940s Harvesting operation in the Styx River valley – inside the 2013 TWWHA Extension This photograph was taken inside the recently extended...
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Baskerville Raceway hosts two racing nemeses in a Tasmanian first
In a Tasmanian first, Baskerville Raceway will see two racing nemeses going head to head, as classic circuit and drift drivers settle...
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Australian Greens response to Japan’s decision to abandon 2014/15 whale hunt
Greens Spokesperson for Whaling, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson responds to reports that Japanese Officials have called off next summer’s whale hunt. “I welcome...
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Richard Colbeck: China’s forestry sector endorsed by PEFC
The Coalition Government welcomes news the Chinese Forest Certification Scheme has been endorsed by the world’s largest forest sustainability certification system, Parliamentary...
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Money for home-based palliative care
MORE Northern Tasmanians in rural regions like Deloraine and St Helens will be trained in palliative care home support with the help...
