Tasmanian Times
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Andrew Wilkie: A positive but small step
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has responded to the Prime Minister’s plan to stop the broadcast of live odds in...
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TSO receives another standing ovation from Tasmanians
Audiences across Tasmania continue to be amazed by the musical talents and world class performances provided by Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra (TSO) in...
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ADVOCATES WELCOME DANBY’S COMMITMENT TO VOTE FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY
LOCAL LOBBYING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Marriage equality advocates have welcomed a commitment from Melbourne-based Labor MP, Michael Danby, to vote for marriage...
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Urban Farming Tasmania – Free public collective every Monday
• Who Bridgette Watts & Femmenaliss aka;Tamara Henri who are studying Bachelor of Contemporary Arts, at the Tasmania College of the Arts,...
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EPA TAKING FAR TOO LONG TO ADDRESS FISHY ODOUR
Triabunna left waiting The Tasmanian Greens today voiced their concern over the failure of the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to satisfactorily deal...
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1.5KEconomyThe Next War Won’t Have Guns
CNN picture World War One, we are told, began with the shooting of an Archduke. Within four years, eight million men were...
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714Economy
Getting Tom …
The Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, has defended the government’s intervention in gambling advertising during live sports broadcasts, declaring it has balanced community...
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923Education
Premier Giddings: Sign up to Gonski now
A 500 strong crowd turned out at Parliament House lawns today to send an urgent message to Premier Lara Giddings to sign-up...
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Rally against Monsanto
Australian Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson and Markets for Change CEO Peg Putt addressed around 250 protesters gathered at Parliament lawns at 2pm...
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A critical issue about conflict of interest and the independence of CMW
Cradle Mountain Water compiled a comprehensive drinking water risk management plan when they took over water in 2008/09 and they failed to...
