Tasmanian Times
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793EconomyWebster gets cash to buy walnuts. Gunns will get cash for the sawmill …
The Australian Financial Review today reported a Singapore listed company, Pacific Andes Resources Development, spent $51.7 million to buy Webster’s 19.8 per...
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1.5KEconomy
‘North-West fox colony evidence discovered’
FRESH evidence foxes are living in the North-West has been found. One scat collected during the Department of Environment’s “great poo hunt”...
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759Coroner & Legal
Minister sabotages Tarkine protection
The Tarkine National Coalition has strongly condemned Minister Burke’s decision to allow the Tarkine Emergency National Heritage Listing to lapse. “The lapsing...
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1.0KCoroner & Legal
Same sex marriage: Is public opinion a moral value?
One can learn a good deal about morality by looking, not at philosophical theories, but at commonplace arguments on moral issues, such...
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680Economy
Purchased for conservation
The Tasmanian Land Conservancy is delighted to announce that the point of the North East Peninsula of Recherche Bay has today been...
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814Article
Matt’s a Major Winner
Tidal. 10: City of Devonport Art Award, $15 000 Major Acquisitive Award winner Matthew Newton with the image Moonbird boy 3, 2009...
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The High Achievers
Press Release A number of Tasmania’s highly gifted year 11 and 12 students will have their achievements, as part of the University...
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Current ‘acceptable’ blood lead levels too high
MEDIA RELEASE – Thursday 9 December, 2010 Current ‘acceptable’ blood lead levels too high Overwhelming body of research supports The LEAD Group’s...
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825Coroner & Legal
State-based political donation reform
The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their call for state-based political donation reform as a key plank to enhance accountability and to strengthen...
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Tony Reidy new Chief Executive of TasCOSS
The Tasmanian Council of Social Service today announced that Tony Reidy had accepted an offer to take up the role of Chief...
