Tasmanian Times
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928EconomyStill Wild Still Threatened opposes Brighton Bypass in support of Tasmanian Aboriginal community
Today, Still Wild Still Threatened is calling on the Tasmanian Government to back down on its controversial Brighton Bypass plan and to...
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933Economy
Ken Henry’s last official speech as Treasury Secretary
This Friday, 4 March 2011 at 5.30 pm the 2011 Giblin Lecture will be presented by Dr Ken Henry AC, the Secretary...
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831Economy
Plan for bikes, planners to be told
Australian planning professionals will be told they need to imagine compact cities with pedestrian-and-bicycle-only promenades crisscrossing dense capitals. The message is among...
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Politics
Latest in Planning at National Congress
The very latest worlds best practice in planning will be discussed as planning professionals from across Australia and around the world gather...
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Statements
MAJOR PIPELINE TO BE DUPLICATED TO ENSURE WATER SUPPLY
Twice as nice Southern Water is undertaking a major pipeline duplication project to ensure a secure water supply in greater Hobart. The...
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Snake, by Kate Jennings
Black Inc. is pleased to re-release Kate Jennings’s critically acclaimed novella Snake, widely considered to be Kate Jennings’s finest work. Described as...
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Arts
Red fashion encouraged
2011 promises to be an exciting one for art lovers; everyone has had their share of nature’s bad mood. So time for...
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878Cartoons
Tony Burke for Dummies
Karl Stevens
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1.1KEconomy
Residents refuse Gunns a social licence!
As planned, a public meeting for residents of Rowella, Sidmouth, Kayena and Deviot to present their views and concerns primarily about the...
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1.1KEconomy
The Great Betrayal
The scenario I am about to outline is rather like a war game, a contingency. Only time will tell whether the war...
