Tasmanian Times
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Confidence survey results show Tasmania slipping behind
The Property Council has expressed concern following the results of the Property Council/ANZ Property Industry Confidence Survey of approximately 2,600 property industry...
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Ashgrove Cheese enters voluntary recall of five hard cheese products
Ashgrove Cheese Pty Ltd has commenced a recall of several hard cheese products relating to Bush Pepper following routine testing which found...
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Prayers in parliament: why we need them
“It was déjà vu yesterday when Greens acting leader Richard Di Natale announced he will move to abolish parliamentary prayers,” FamilyVoice research...
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1.3KEconomyTasmanian Premier names election date as March 15. Lawrence analysis …
The Tasmanian Premier, Lara Giddings, has called a state election for March the 15th. Ms Giddings ended months of speculation today when...
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‘Six in pulp talks …’ Lawrence analysis
STATE Parliament looks set to be recalled before the election to consider new legislation that would quash a legal challenge to the...
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Indonesia’s Marty Natalegawa says asylum seeker lifeboat plan a ‘slippery slope’
Indonesia’s foreign minister Marty Natalegawa has indicated that Australia could be going further than turning boats back, by potentially facilitating the movement...
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STATE: Call it Now! The Qantas Downgrade
The Tasmanian Greens Leader Nick McKim MP today urged the Premier Lara Giddings to name the 2014 election date, in order to...
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Shene Estate Launches Inaugural Artists on Assignment Residency
Situated 30 minutes from Hobart at Pontville, Shene Estate prides itself on being a historic site with modern ideas. Artist on Assignment...
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Tim Thorne, TAP: Take community opposition to a Tamar Valley pulp mill into account
Anyone interested in purchasing the plantation and forest assets of failed company Gunns Ltd would be well advised to take community opposition...
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Proposal by the state government for pulp mill doubts removal legislation
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust is shocked and disappointed at statements in today’s newspapers which claim the state government is considering legislation to...
