Tasmanian Times
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Namibia Moratorium on Deep-sea Phosphate Mining indeed THREE YEARS
The Namibian Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, the Hon. Bernhard Esau, made the following announcements relating to the Moratorium on Deep-sea...
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751Coroner & LegalLegal aid funding crisis
The Tasmanian Greens today renewed calls for increased funding to the Legal Aid Commission of Tasmania and other community legal organisations. Greens...
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Investigate plight of speciality timber users
LYONS Liberal MHR Eric Hutchinson has called on the state government to postpone the final enactment of the Tasmanian Forests legislation until...
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Local grocers show support for Tasmanian charities and community groups
The State’s IGA retailer network has again demonstrated its support of Tasmanian charities and community based organisations, with donations amounting to more...
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Indonesian agents sent to Papua-New-Guinea to prevent autopsy …
… from taking place in poisoning allegation in the murder of Danny Kogoya Medical doctors in Papua-New-Guinea have reasons to believe that...
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Boy & Bear: thirty-date regional tour
Having just completed a national tour of Australia last month and only recently announcing a thirty-two date tour of Europe and America...
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Fishing industry firms up against marine mining
The article below entitled “Fishing Industry firms up against marine mining” in the Namib Times of 17 Dec. 2013 contains important points...
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840Economy
Greenpeace activists Arctic 30, including Tasmanian Colin Russell, set to avoid trial …
The Greenpeace activists known as the Arctic 30, including Tasmanian Colin Russell, are set to avoid trial after the approval of an...
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Cuts to EDO will cost community and legal system
The Tasmanian Greens today warned that the Abbott Government’s decision to scrap funding to the Environmental Defenders Office would erode community rights,...
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Governments slashing of legal assistance will sound death knell for EDO
Community Legal Centres Tasmania is extremely concerned at Treasurer Joe Hockey’s $43.1m cuts to legal assistance services over the next four years,...
