Tasmanian Times
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Vishal Mangalwadi: Australia may lose capacity to repay debt
As the latest Treasury figures confirm Australia’s national deficit of $30 billion, Indian philosopher Dr Vishal Mangalwadi warns that worse news may...
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859EconomyShrieking like a pack of seagulls …
In the course of research on hazardous waste management in Tasmania I have encountered many comments by Mercury columnist Greg Barns. Some...
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1.7KCoroner & Legal
Ex-Gunns boss John Gay fears prison will harm health
The insider trading sentencing hearing for the former head of Gunns has been told a prison sentence would severely affect his health....
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Love and fairness are not radical fashions
In response to Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, calling same-sex marriage a “fashion of the moment” and a “radical change”, marriage equality advocates...
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943Economy
Libs’ plan to make hay while the sun shines
… The Opposition leader, Will Hodgman, says the Liberals would spend $16 million on the sector over four years. “We’ve got to...
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What's On
MONA: Women of Letters … and People of Letters
Rebecca Fitzgibbon Events Media Manager Museum of Old and New ArtThe written letter. Crisp pages creased by careful fingers. The heady scent...
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Arts
MONA: Women of Letters … and People of Letters
The written letter. Crisp pages creased by careful fingers. The heady scent of ink. Probably a dried splotch of merlot. And all...
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Thorp’s comments on refugees show Labor can’t be trusted
The Australian Greens say Labor Senator Lin Thorp’s claims that her party’s asylum policy was not set in stone shows Labor will...
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819Cartoons
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Xenophon favours old parties in preferences deal
In Adelaide today, former Greens leader Bob Brown said Independent Senator Nick Xenophon will give preferences to Liberal and Labor before the...
