Tasmanian Times
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891EconomyThe TOTE Debacle
GREENS TOTALLY VINDICATED BY TOTE’S BUNGLED $5M PURCHASE TOTE’s Sports Alive Purchase Was Dead Wrong – No Wonder Minister Green Ducked Questions...
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698Politics
Parties’ support for LG compulsory voting
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the passage of their motion to have the introduction of compulsory voting for local government elections examined...
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1.1KEconomy
Tasmania’s forests vanish as logging continues
Tasmania’s grassroots environment groups have taken peaceful action today to highlight the ongoing loss of forests that should have been protected, after...
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968Economy
Beauty … in the eye of Dr Amos
Former Forestry Industry Association of Tasmania (FIAT) chairman Dr Julian Amos clearly has scant respect for “every talking head (who) chants the...
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740Economy
Sham mineral exploration consultations. Bid to stop coal seam exploration
SHAM MINERAL EXPLORATION CONSULTATONS GROSSLY UNJUST Minister Must Review Legislation The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Resources Minister Bryan Green MP...
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Intern to help edit, produce and present Australia’s foremost independent literary mag
THE AUSTRALIAN BOOK REVIEW IAN POTTER FOUNDATION EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP Australian Book Review, based in Melbourne, seeks applications for an Editorial Intern to...
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881Cartoons
Face off
Dave Groves
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Presbyterian Care commitment to Dorset Community continues
Presbyterian Care welcomes discussions with the Department of Health and Human Services for the not-for-profit provider to administer the 29 residential aged...
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Parliament lawns set the scene for Australia’s largest Christmas wish-list
TASMANIA, 16th November 2011 – Tasmania’s political leaders will put their differences aside today as this year’s Kmart Wishing Tree, Australia’s largest...
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811Cartoons
Thanks, Suckers
This poster is up in Hobart on the ‘Ashbolt Store’. Its put there by TAP.Karl
