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868MediaLaunceston, Hobart Wikileaks rallies: What the rallies are for
What we are rallying for: To tell our government and the world to protect and free the journalist Julian Assange, and the...
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824Economy
Feds OK Brighton Bypass: A recent chapter of a very old story …
ABC Radio reports the Federal Government has rejected a last-ditch bid to re-route the Brighton bypass … meaning the State government’s determined...
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771Cartoons
Greens rule
Dave Groves
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883Coroner & Legal
Rupert Murdoch set to arrive in UK with News Corp mired in crisis
Rupert Murdoch is due in London (this) week, just as his company’s attempts to close down the phone hacking crisis are in...
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780Statements
Public rallies, Launceston and Hobart, in support of Julian Assange and Wikileaks
Launceston: Hobart: Public rally in support of Julian Assange and Wikileaks to be held at Royal Park next Saturday (29th Jan.) between...
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1.5KPolitics
Bartlett quits, Giddings assumes, Green deputises. Monty on Crikey. Rodney Croome
Tasmanian Premier David Bartlett has confirmed he will stand down as the state’s leader, citing family reasons. Mr Bartlett has used the...
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1.1KArts
MONA: Four very different perspectives
Mona the museum of old and new art … by Duncan Giblin Rather than try to review individual works or even identify...
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1.2KArts
Mona, masterpiece
Oh, My, God! Perhaps, in this wondrous encounter with the Walsh World, this is the most common expletive. But I guess you...
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807Economy
Brutal and bruising rodeo blues
Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania were on display showing some of the bruises that can be expected during this cruel event. “Rodeos are...
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913Media
The Birth of Greenleaks
Information has major environmental impact, says Australian founder Berlin, 24 January, 2011 – One of the first in a wave of second-generation...
