Tasmanian Times
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Harnessing our natural advantage
The Tasmanian Greens today announced their Agriculture: Harnessing Our Natural Advantage Policy Initiative. Tasmanian Greens Member for Braddon Paul O’Halloran MP said...
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Tasmania needs to leave the past behind
The Tasmanian Greens responded to comments by environment groups today by saying that the only threat to the Tasmanian Forest Agreement is...
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Andrew Wilkie: Labor, Liberals and Greens failing on light rail
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has today called again on the Labor and Liberal leaders to commit to restoring passenger...
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819StatementsStop The Pulp Mill: Thursday, March 13, Albert Hall, 6pm
Lucy Landon-Lane, spokesperson for the No Pulp Mill Alliance
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World Heritage mockery
(Inside extended TWWHA Area at Butlers Gorge – Photograph by Senator Richard Colbeck) This photograph was taken inside the recently extended Tasmanian...
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Debra Thurley: Employers embrace the aged worker!
Contributed by Debra Thurley (State Candidate for Franklin – Palmer United Party) If human resource management is embracing diversity in the workplace...
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Is there a need for the introduction of Anti-Bullying Legislation in Tasmania?
The stereo typical school bully of past generations was easy to identify – the playground brute victimizing those weaker and vulnerable. But...
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Happy Voting …
Random observations on the 2014 Tasmanian election • Clive Palmer’s ads are a hoot – especially the one that pieces together sound...
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Glamorgan Spring Bay’s special meeting … ?
I’m in no position to confirm any detail, but have been told that last night the Glamorgan Spring Bay Council at a...
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The Great Big Pulp Mill in the Sky
“My informants on the island of Tasmania, (formally and perhaps more appropriately called Van Demons Lands) have told me that the great...
