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ASK GREENS LEADER NICK MCKIM … ANYTHING YOU LIKE!
Nick McKim will be taking part in a live web chat on his Facebook page tomorrow at 10.40am to 11.00am. Nick’s Facebook...
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Keys to restored car come in the form of Christmas gift giving
A Tasmanian woman who fell victim to car theft was today handed an early Christmas present in the form of keys to...
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Hobart seaplane flights commence
After eighteen months of planning and certification by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), seaplane services have returned to the River Derwent....
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“Oldies” of Lilydale put on Pantomime for the children
Hilarious fun will be witnessed this Saturday 17th December – as The Lilydale Players (average ages 65 – 82yrs + one 11yr...
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1.1KEconomyThe stupidity that has no end … but is it Gunns end?
‘Policies that fuel further protest’: Miranda Gibson and the Observer Tree, http://www.observertree.org Pic: Alan Lesheim Is there really no end to the...
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732Economy
The high cost of power
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the release of the Draft Report of the Independent Assessment of the Tasmanian Electricity Supply Industry Panel,...
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836Economy
Falling forests. Ta Ann threats. Softwood fears
Pic: Mike Adams; taken alongside the Upper Florentine track early last year Ali Alishah, Still Wild, Still Threatened Yesterday Still Wild Still...
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918Economy
A child protection system under serious stress
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the release of the House of Assembly Select Committee Inquiry into Child Protection’s Report, which is the...
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797Economy
The tumbrels roll …
Premier Lara Giddings. In the background Deputy Bryan Green Assuming today’s Mercury story (O’Byrne coy on leadership tilt) story is to be...
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914Economy
Frustration with dishonoured agreement leads to forest action. The Observer Tree
Environmentalists who have today set up a tree sit on the slopes of Mt Mueller, near Maydena, are understandably frustrated by inaction...
