Tasmanian Times
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945EconomyBack to the future for the forestry industry
A forest ‘peace deal’ may, or may not, emerge from the backrooms, possibly enabling Parliament to consider the Tasmanian Forests Agreement Bill...
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1.5KOpinion
Max Bound 1924—2012
I admired Max Bound long before I’d met him. Even before I’d developed much of a political awareness myself, I understood that...
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883Coroner & Legal
PM ignores question mark over quota and trawls ahead with Margiris registration
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has condemned the Prime Minister for pushing ahead with the registration of the super trawler...
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885Coroner & Legal
UK ‘threatens’ to raid Ecuador embassy over Assange
Britain has threatened to raid the Ecuadorian embassy in London if WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is not handed over, Ecuador’s foreign minister...
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742Economy
We have to do better than this
ABC pic of Jan Davis Every quarter, the federal Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency releases its assessment of the current...
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872Economy
Super Trawler: 35,000 petition. Wilkie: Go back? Question for PM. Devonport bypassed?
35,000 Australians demand Government action to stop super trawler: Petition delivery to Fisheries Minister Joe Ludwig What, When and Where: Wednesday 15...
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775Arts
Integral Ita
‘She was also described as sweet and winning in her address, prudent in word and work, constant in mind, and firm of...
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930Article
Integral Ita
Paula Xiberras ‘She was also described as sweet and winning in her address, prudent in word and work, constant in mind, and...
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718Arts
School Bell
Last week I spoke to actor John Adams who will be in Tasmania soon with the Bell Shakespeare Company and their production...
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884Arts
Devonport Regional Art Gallery: Open Late
OPEN LATE CELEBRATING 28 YEARS ON STEWART STREET From 5pm August 30, 2012 Special Guest: Katrine Elliot The Devonport Regional Gallery is...
