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HIGH-SPEED CELEBRATION AT WINDERMERE
October 26 marks a special celebration to welcome high-speed fibre-optic broadband for the Dilston, Swan Bay and Windermere communities. While Friday evenings...
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715EconomyTrouble in Tassie. Surplus ‘on the back of single parents’
Image: J TASMANIA is taking “more hits than the YouTube clip of Gangnam Style”, according to the latest frank analyses of the...
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870Economy
No certainty about Pulp Mill permits’ validity
The pulp mill site: Ready for …? Community groups Friends of the Tamar Valley and Pulp the Mill today reminded Gunns’ administrators...
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835Economy
Another digger dies …
The Australian Greens today expressed great sadness at the loss of another young Australian soldier’s life in Afghanistan. “We offer our deepest...
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849Media
The Ivory Tower is breached
The internet now provides a method of comparing the real world and that world inhabited by a paid journalist. The feelings expressed...
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1.4KEconomy
Twist to $40m fox tale
Eddie Juras … and his fox mate Eric … WITH anger growing over the State Government’s almost $40 million fox hunt, a...
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852Media
To tweet or not to tweet?
It’s a scant five years since Twitter, the brainchild of Jack Dorsey in California saw the light of day. An easy to...
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804National
How About Sexogyny
In the wake of the Misogyny Wars breaking out of Federal Parliament and the Macquarie Dictionary running with the pack to change...
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1.1KHealth
Mild vitamin D deficiency endemic in Tasmania
Mild vitamin D deficiency is endemic in Tasmania, with only young children having adequate levels, research suggests. Using five cross-sectional studies of...
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841Health
Rueful confessions of an outed plagiarist
The reality is dawning upon me that I’ve been a plagiarist for the past couple of years. I didn’t know the extent...
