Tasmanian Times
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Community unites against fracking
The Tasmanian Greens today commended the committee of the newly formed ‘Our Tasmania’ who are vowing to take on the gas mining...
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1.1KCoroner & LegalAsylum Seekers: Julian Burnside’s Tasmanian solution
Prominent barrister and asylum seeker advocate Julian Burnside QC is proposing the entire state of Tasmania be declared an immigration detention centre....
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Julia Gillard: losing power ‘hits you like a fist’
Former prime minister reveals grief, pain and regret over losing power, and issues fierce defence of her time in office in article...
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Decision to cancel funding to Launceston music festival is shortsighted
The Tasmanian Greens Member for Bass Kim Booth MP has written to the Launceston City Council to raise strong concerns over its...
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Freedom Flotilla Continues Call for Dialogue
Ronny Kareni The Pog has now crossed into Indonesia’s exclusive economic zone and is continuing attempts to open dialogue with the Navy...
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Senate voting system needs reform
“The 2013 Senate election results, with some candidates succeeding despite receiving half a per cent or even less of first preferences, shows...
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OWL program to promote senior social media use
Seniors creative members of our communities are set to become social media savvy thanks to an innovative program on offer by Tasmanian...
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Jaye’s blue blood
Paula Xiberras The blue jay is a bird that owes its colour, not to pigment, but instead to light interplay caused by...
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Forget me knot, the threads of forgetting
Paula Xiberras The forget me not flower is the symbol for the most common cases of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and perhaps in...
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What's On
Hobart Bookshop: Bob Brown launches Sarah Day’s Tempo
Puncher @ Wattmann PoetryYou and your friends are warmly invited to the launch, by Bob Brown, of Sarah Day’s new book, Tempo...
