Tasmanian Times
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788StatementsPeaceful action at Butlers Gorge exposes destruction of endangered species habitat
UPDATE, Tuesday, Mar5, 2.30pm: Two conservationists arrested at Butlers Gorge today Two conservationists have been arrested today at Butlers Gorge. The pair...
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ACST expresses mixed feelings on aged care federal funding announcement
The peak body representing the State’s aged care providers, Aged and Community Services Tasmania (ACST), today expressed mixed feelings over the latest...
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829Arts
Tasmanian Angels plan for Saint’s day
After Tasmania’s devastating fires this summer it could be said we need some Angelic or saintly help. Some of that help comes...
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No Pulp Mill Alliance refocuses: ANZ first target
Australia’s union of anti-pulp mill groups, the No Pulp Mill Alliance, has refocused on ANZ Bank, given the risk that bankrupt Tasmanian...
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2.1KEconomy
Three Capes: Walkers risk death …
PARKS AND WILDLIFE SERVICE IGNORES SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CAPE HAUY TRACK – WALKERS AT GREATER RISK OF DEATH The end of the...
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904Environment
We should phase out of the sale of tobacco in Australia by 2020
Leading Australian Tobacco expert, Dr. Nigel Gray once said, “The single reason for the dominance of the tobacco problem is that someone...
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983Economy
The Amazing Resilience of Kevin Rudd
In voter land the message from the Hill was plain for all to see. After the political assassination of a popularly elected...
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789Economy
The Angry Summer
Download full report, released yesterday: The Angry Summer
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717Economy
Park-ed: Red tape, planning blamed
RED tape and a cumbersome planning system have been blamed for the collapse of a leading Tasmanian building company. Park Homes went...
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STUDENT LEGAL SERVICE RE-OPENS TOMORROW FOR 2013
The Student Legal Service will re-open its doors to all members of the community seeking legal advice tomorrow (March 5th). The Student...
