Tasmanian Times
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813ArtsGoing for Bar-oque!
Well, not really, but the title was too irresistible to resist! It seems somehow fitting that a lesser known Haydn Baroque opera...
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Statements
Kelly O’Dwyer’s support for Gay marriage renews calls for Coalition free vote
Marriage Equality advocates have welcomed the support for reform from the Federal Liberal Member for Higgins, Kelly O’Dwyer. Australian Marriage Equality National...
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669Statements
Petition launch for Teddy Sheean Victoria Cross
“Fight on” say campaign team Monday 18 March 2013 A petition has been launched in support of a posthumous Victoria Cross for...
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794Economy
Christine Milne Senate Question: Voluntary Exit Grants Program
Christine Milne asked Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Joe Ludwig, whether he has referred to the Australian Federal Police the National...
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Theatre Royal: Hobart Baroque. WON!X
WIN* … a double-pass to this Leo Schofield-inspired national-first: a production from the Linbury Studio Theatre from the Royal Opera House in...
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1.8KEconomy
Exciting times ahead for Devonport … ?
Here is a concept presented to the Devonport City Council on the possibility of moving the Spirits to the “Western Wharf” while...
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Economy
Nick McKim: Forest and Reserve management response
The Tasmanian Greens today agreed to support proposed legislation to restructure Forestry Tasmania and establish a statutory parks and reserves authority to...
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Economy
Peter McGlone: New Authority welcomed – but there must be more than just a name change
While the necessary details have not been released, the Tasmanian Conservation Trust cautiously welcomed the state government’s announcement that it intends to...
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Economy
Dr Phill Pullinger: Government agency reforms reflect forests agreement
Environment Tasmania today welcomed the reforms announced by the Tasmanian government to re-structure Tasmania’s Parks & Forestry agencies in line with the...
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Forestry
Securing Forestry Tasmania’s future
The Deputy Premier Bryan Green today announced Forestry Tasmania will remain a standalone corporate entity responsible for commercial wood harvesting and land...
