Tasmanian Times
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892EconomyFederal government grappling with plant disease
By Bel Tromp Wednesday, 08/06/2011 It might not ring alarm bells with most Australians, but the plant disease “myrtle rust” is causing...
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822Health
For the love of swords
Sword wielding heros have become popular in today’s pop culture, with pirates, ninjas, samurai and of course Lucas’ Jedi and Sith capturing...
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SLOW FOOD HOBART: Cucina Povera DINNER & ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Cucina Povera DINNER & ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SUNDAY JULY 3, 2011 The Cucina Povera Dinner will follow the Slow Food Hobart AGM...
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994Media
Edge Radio 99.3FM Celebrates Eight Years of Youth Radio
This year Edge Radio celebrates a whopping EIGHT YEARS supporting Tasmanian music, arts and culture. Friday June 24 will see Sydney act...
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HUMAN RIGHTS EXPERT SAYS JENSEN WRONG ON POLYGAMY CLAIM
ANGLICAN CHURCH SHOULD NOT SEEK TO IMPOSE VIEWS ON OTHER FAITHS Comments by Anglican Archbishop, Dr Peter Jensen, linking same-sex marriage to...
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ALP GIVES MARRIAGE EQUALITY SUPPORTERS CHANCE TO BE HEARD
The Australian Labor Party has provided its members who support marriage equality the opportunity to make submissions to help shape party policy...
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913Economy
My fury at TT Line. Clever Lara, says Mercury in eulogy. George loves it. Latrobe Speedway doesn’t
Management, Spirit of Tasmania: I was booked to sail on Friday, the 10th of June, from Melbourne. I allowed myself two and...
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712Economy
Power price up 11 per cent
Approval of 2011-12 electrcity retail tariffs The Tasmanian Economic Regulator has approved an 11 per cent increase in Aurora Energy’s electricity charges...
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930Economy
Tourism vision for Triabunna mill
A tourism consortium has come forward with a plan to buy Gunns’ woodchip mill at Triabunna on Tasmania’s east coast. The founder...
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691Economy
More debate on Tasmania’s future
Pre-budget forum Published: Friday, June 10, 2011 7:30 AEST Expires: Thursday, September 8, 2011 7:30 AEST A big picture debate on the...
