Tasmanian Times
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845EconomyA Deeper Level of Denial
The denial of science can be seen among creationists, where belief is more valid than truth. In a similar way, the denial...
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754Economy
Rising risk prices out new coal-fired plants: report
Australia is unlikely to build new baseload power stations burning coal because of tumbling prices for renewable energy and the rising cost...
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744Economy
David Miliband to head global fight to prevent eco-disaster in oceans
As leader of a campaign being unveiled this week, the ex-foreign secretary says exploitation of the seas has led us to a...
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1.6KEconomy
Solution to the Tasmanian Fox Saga
I am a field-zoologist and wildlife management consultant based in Melbourne. I am an active member of a Victorian country-based Fox-drive group...
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967Economy
Children in the City
From our November event, Sacha Coles discusses how the Sydney harbour landscape has been significantly transformed. Copyright Keith Diamond From our November...
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1.5KEconomy
Burke’s listing fails to deliver protection for the Tarkine
Pic: Nicole Anderson The Tarkine National Coalition has condemned Minister Burke’s announcement of a miniscule National Heritage Listing for the Tarkine is...
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1.7KHistory
The Great Dry
Certainly one of the most esteemed people in Tasmania’s history would be Sir Richard Dry. A philanthropist, he was a humane and...
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1.0KEducation
Decade of dedication to education
Brian Cameron speaking at the Mission Australia tenth anniversay celebrations Last June I wore my hat of literacy and numeracy teacher as...
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1.1KHistory
Magdalene laundries: Ireland accepts state guilt in scandal
Ireland has officially recognised the state’s guilt in the “enslavement” of more than 30,000 women, most of whom were sent against their...
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823Health
Cat-astrophe!
Now it is a well know fact that cats carry a very tiny organism that gets excreted in their faeces and is...
