Tasmanian Times
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774EconomyHydro Tasmania doubles profit to record $238m
Australia’s largest renewable energy company, Hydro Tasmania, has announced a record profit. The pre-tax profit of $238 million is more than double...
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Margaret Atwood: Alice Munro’s road to Nobel literature prize was not easy
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Hundreds to march to urge the State Government to keep Tasmania GM free
This Saturday hundreds of Tasmanian’s are expected to descend on Hobart for the March Against Monsanto to urge the State Government to...
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Nothing new in Tas law report on same-sex marriage
The Australian Christian Lobby said today’s research paper released by the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute does not shed any new light on...
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Headworks Charges – a necessary impost
The Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) has requested the Economic Regulator that in reviewing the methodology and associated pricing arrangements for...
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Marching against Monsanto
What: March calling on the Tasmanian State Government to extend the GMO moratorium When: 11am, Saturday 12th October Meet: Franklin Square, Hobart...
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Hobart radio show celebrates 400 shows with huge line-up of guests
AFTER OVER 8 YEARS, 830 GUESTS AND 9 HOSTS, EDGE RADIO’S THE BRINK WILL CELEBRATE ITS 400TH SHOW TOMORROW WITH A MASSIVE...
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Thirteen fatal flaws in Tasmania’s death bill
“A careful analysis of the Giddings-McKim Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2013 shows it contains at least 13 fatal flaws,” FamilyVoice Tasmania state...
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West Papua: Deadline for asylum application
Forwarding from Refugee Action Coalition: http://www.refugeeaction.org.au/?p=2914 The seven West Papuans secretly returned to Port Moresby from Australia a week ago have been...
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Nicky Bomba heads Jackeys Marsh Forest Festival
The Friends of Jackeys Marsh Inc. are extremely excited to announce the upcoming Jackeys Marsh Forest Festival – to be held between...
