Tasmanian Times
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4,000 new jobs to bring Tassie back from the brink
An estimated 4,000 full-time jobs could be secured in Tasmania over the next four years if decision makers embrace the Group Training...
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675StatementsGreens leader’s blatant hypocrisy
Tasmanian Family First Senate candidate Peter Madden has slammed Greens Senator Christine Milne’s opening election speech, calling the two major parties “cruel...
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2.0KEconomy
Farewell Dear Friends
A strange place is the World Wide Web. Many years ago, as a bored employee of a Hobart-based stockbroking firm, I started...
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1.4KCoroner & Legal
Former Gunns boss John Gay pleads guilty to insider trading
The former head of collapsed Tasmanian timber giant Gunns, John Gay, has pleaded guilty to insider trading. Gay was due to stand...
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1.4KEconomy
Getting moving with High-Speed Rail
The Greens have announced a plan to fast track the construction of high speed rail on the Eastern Sea board. Australian Greens...
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2.1KCoroner & Legal
The So Called “Bunnings Lie” in the Sue Neill-Fraser Case
The media in the Sue Neill-Fraser case were fixated on supposed lies in the case. Sue admits to telling a lie about...
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Legacy Thinking’s Tarkine mine triumph …
Butler’s latest Tarkine mine approval: another political ploy that ignores experts and long-term prosperity Australian Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson said today that...
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Peace hopes rise for West Papua
PAPUA New Guinea has now launched an initiative aimed at defusing the standoff over West Papua, raising hopes of a breakthrough in...
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A statement regarding automotive industry assistance
Supporting Australian manufacturing is important but the Government must not throw good money after bad. All government assistance to car manufacturers must...
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Fight for marriage and the Federal Election
Marriage is a bedrock institution that protects children said Mr Guy Barnett, Spokesperson for the Save Marriage Coalition at the commencement of...
