Tasmanian Times
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Launch of My Brother’s Shadows
Paul ArnottMy Brother’s Shadows, the story of the life and death of a young man called Wayne Reynolds who died of leukemia...
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868EconomySpecial Timbers: The Broken Business Model
The iconic Tasmanian special timbers industry is destined to follow Ford Australia into commercial oblivion. In fact the current special timbers business...
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683Economy
State of the State
• The Premier challenges dire predictions for the building industry A construction industry report has found Tasmania’s building industry will take a...
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LOCAL BUSINESS SHOULD BE FIRST PRIORITY FOR GUNNS ASSETS
The Tasmanian Greens said the resumption of plantation woodchipping at Long Reach in northern Tasmania was potentially welcome news for unsecured creditors...
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MAYORS UNITE TO RECOGNISE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE RESERVES
On 7th July at 11am in Kings Park, Launceston the Reserve Forces Day Council will again recognise the valuable service provided by...
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Have your say on Tas feed-in tariff – opportunity extended
The Electricity Reform Project in the Tasmanian Government has agreed to accept late submissions on the Tasmanian feed-in tariff (FiT) until close...
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Wikileaks Party: Giving Australians Greater Security
Under Commonwealth, state and territory laws police and security agencies currently have access to data about which Internet sites you have been...
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Sham deal to shut forestry morphs into $100m Labor fund to buy seats
Voters should be furious that funding for the sham deal to shut down the State’s forest industry – putting hundreds of Tasmanians...
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Wikileaks Party: Data retention and access
Under Commonwealth, state and territory laws police and security agencies currently have access to data about which Internet sites you have been...
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ACL urges Tasmania’s Legislative Council to reject radical abortion legislation
The Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) is urging Tasmania’s upper house members to reject the controversial Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) Bill that...
