Tasmanian Times
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678EconomyCommunity consultation on Three Capes applauded
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed correspondence from Federal Infrastructure and Transport Minister, Anthony Albanese to Greens Senator Bob Brown in relation to...
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827Economy
The left hand and the right hand
NEW bluegums are set to be planted in western Victoria despite thousands of hectares of plantations being bulldozed before harvest. As bulldozers...
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626Economy
Population, Immigration and Citizenship, Week 14, 2011
Geoff Dickinson’s wonderful summation of worldwide links to articles and facts on population, immigration and citizenship. Download: 2011-Week_14_Population,_Immigration_and_Citizenship_20110409.doc
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1.2KInternational
Necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing
This is a story about love. The love of an extraordinary people for their culture. The love of an extraordinary people for...
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830Cartoons
Signs of the Times
Richard
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910Media
Don’t miss Daniel: Today, 2pm, Fullers
The genocide of the Karen people in Burma is not often spoken about though it has touched the lives of many Tasmanians....
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816Statements
ALEXANDER MOORES PRESENTED AT STATE AWARDS
MEDIA RELEASE MEDIA RELEASE MEDIA RELEASE ALEXANDER MOORES PRESENTED AT STATE AWARDS Alexander Moores, 21 of MOLESWORTH was presented as a Finalist...
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1.3KEconomy
Brighton Bypass: Arrests at the Thin Blue Line. James Crotty. Sue Neales
ABC Online. Police arrest bypass protesters At least eight protesters have been arrested at the Brighton bypass construction site north of Hobart....
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1.5KArts
Geoffrey Dyer misses the Archibald … Ben Quilty takes the prize
NSW artist Ben Quilty has won Australia’s most prestigious portraiture prize, the Archibald, with his painting of esteemed artist Margaret Olley. Quilty...
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Opinion
SURROGACY LAW TREATS COUPLES EQUALLY
TASMANIAN GAY AND LESBIAN RIGHTS GROUP Media Statement Thursday April 14th 2011 SURROGACY LAW TREATS COUPLES EQUALLY CALL ON UPPER HOUSE TO...
