Tasmanian Times
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Economy
Three quarters of Australians back mandatory limits on poker machines
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has welcomed another in a long line of national polls showing overwhelming support for poker...
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823StatementsUN OFFICIAL SALUTES TASMANIAN GAY LAW DECISION
Photo shows (right to left) Tasmanian Gay and Lesnian Rights Group spokesperson, Rodney Croome, Justice Michael Kirby and Nick Toonen at a...
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ANIMAL ACTIVISTS to confront Grim Reaper JULIA GILLARD
Grim Reaper Julia Gillard will be at Salamanca this Saturday at 12 noon as animal advocates take to the streets and markets...
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The Road to Nowhere
It didn’t take long for interstate friends to offer commiserations following Monday’s Q&A. No wonder you guys are in a mess. Is...
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JOHN DOWLING’S ACCUSATIONS BASELESS AND DISINGENUOUS
SENATOR DAVID BUSHBY Liberal Senator for Tasmania Deputy Opposition Whip in the Senate Chair of the Senate Economics References Committee Advancing Tasmania’s...
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CONSERVATION GROUP SHIFTS INTO TOP GEAR
In the wake of the Commonwealth notices on applications for protection of public forests in the Five Forests area and Bodalla area...
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Window to Togatus (5): My Q&A night with Lara and Tony …
It was the email that made my day. The email that made me squeal out loud in a quiet library. It was...
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IMPROVED SERVICES PLANNED FOR LENAH VALLEY RESIDENTS
Southern Water is building a new, larger reservoir to future-proof one of Hobart’s fastest growing residential areas. The Lenah Valley Augmentation Project...
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Corpus Christi Catholic School meets the Challenge
Corpus Christi Catholic School based in Hobart, has won a place in the National Epilepsy Australia Trivia Challenge, for the second year...
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Ulverstone Primary School Excels in Trivia Challenge
Media Release Ulverstone Primary School Excels in Trivia Challenge A group of year three students from Ulverstone Primary School has won the...
