Tasmanian Times
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825StatementsVictorian Government Trial Achieves World’s First Use of a Smart Grid …
… to Manage Electric Car Charging A world-first Victorian Department of Transport trial has found that drivers can halve their electric vehicle...
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WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY – MAKE IT MEAN SOMETHING
The Tasmanian Greens today used today’s World No Tobacco day to call for all candidates standing for election to the Retirements Benefits...
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SUGAR TAX WORTH INVESTIGATING
But Obesity Crisis is Broader The Tasmanian Greens today said that the call for a sugar tax to be introduced to tackle...
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1.1KEconomy
Countless millions of sawlog tonnes smashed, chipped, wasted …
Kim Booth with the log piles taken from Burnie wharf which produced the local saw-milled product. … at taxpayers’ expense … SAWMILL...
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Study on decolonization of the Pacific region
In recognition of the negative effect that colonization and the doctrine of discovery had on indigenous peoples and their communities, the Permanent...
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928Arts
Project Queenstown
THE NEED FOR CHANGE For over 25 years Project Queenstown Inc has undertaken a ‘township committee’ role within the community, providing a...
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1.7KEconomy
The Question of Bass Strait
What’s wrong with sea access across Bass Strait? Federal equalisation schemes exclude the fair transport of people, many vehicles and about half...
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834Economy
The Mining Boom is over. Is farming the next boom … ?
The resources boom is over, sooner than anyone expected. Capital expenditure in mining essentially peaked in mid-2012, flatlined over the following six...
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812Economy
The asbestos fiasco
Telstra has announced it’s setting up a 200-strong team to remedy asbestos problems which have occured during the rollout of the National...
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891Arts
It was all so much better in my day …
Rap the biggest con in history of music POOR fellow our modern music. Canned crap from rap flunkies who can’t sing as...
