Tasmanian Times
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Peter Whish-Wilson: An historic win for all Australians
Greens statement on the International Court of Justice decision on whaling in the Antarctic The Greens spokesperson for whaling, Senator Whish-Wilson provides...
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939ArtsHobart Baroque: Stunning!
Fairfax, Limelight and Carolyn McDowall (the cultureconcept circle) have given Artistic Director Leo Schofield and Executive Director Jarrod Carland’s Hobart Baroque stunning...
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Richard Colbeck: World Heritage mockery
Reforested coupes ten years after harvesting, Great Western Tiers – Photograph by Senator Richard Colbeck This photograph was taken inside the recently...
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Richard Colbeck: Greens’ Land Grab Never Stops
Senator Richard Colbeck is not surprised by admissions from the environmental groups made to the Senate Environment and Communications Committee Inquiry into...
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International Court of Justice decision will be a defining moment in efforts to end whaling
The verdict tonight from the International Court of Justice in The Hague on ‘Whaling in the Antarctic’ (Australia v. Japan) will be...
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One million ticking time bombs for heart attack
More than one million Australians over the age of 45 have both high blood pressure and high cholesterol – two major risk...
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Mansell welcomes Will Hodgman as Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
Long-time Aboriginal advocate Michael Mansell, has welcomed the decision of new Premier Will Hodgman, to head up the portfolio of Aboriginal Affairs....
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TasRail Marks Successful Commissioning and Delivery of New Wagon Fleet
TasRail marked the successful conclusion of its new wagon procurement project with an official ribbon cutting event at its Brighton Transport Hub...
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World heritage fabrication exposed at Senate Inquiry
Richard Colbeck picture of Styx/Tyenna area, from here Claims from the Abbott and Hodgman governments that the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area...
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Lead! Who is going to take responsibility for this?
Winnaleah has become the seventh Tasmanian town to have Lead found in Tas Water’s reticulated drinking water supply. Winnaleah now follows on...
