Tasmanian Times
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1.1KHistoryIcelanders celebrate the bicentenary of Jorgen Jorgenson’s rule
Professor Anna Agnarsdóttir, http://www.hi.is/en/simaskra/724 The conference was a big success – about 120 – so people were sitting on the steps of...
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Economy
A waste of taxpayers’ money
Michael Wood from Forestry Tasmania is wrong to suggest that opposition to wood-fired power stations is based on ideology rather than science....
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707Environment
A Christmas wish for Launceston
Another bad year for Launceston is almost over without any real progress to the tired old Launceston city, Sure there is always...
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834Travel
My, how they’ve changed
WHEN Sydney won the right to hold the 2000 Olympics, it signalled a major transformation for inner-western suburbs such as Homebush Bay,...
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638Article
What is Possible?
What is possible is the development of a space plane. The Space Shuttle has been a step in this direction, as will...
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708Environment
The Great Walk
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737Environment
Thousands support Walk Against Warming in Tassie’s forests
Picture: Rob Blakers Picture: Kristy-lee Simmons Over 2000 Tasmanians joined the Walk Against Warming in the carbon-dense forests of the Upper Florentine....
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Cartoons
Paper trees in precious ground
Two huge plantation industries are sweeping Indonesia: palm oil and acacia trees used to make paper. But most of the land left...
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Cartoons
Not happy
Sporting bodies FFA and FIFA must stop the nonsense that is its bidding process for the World Cup of football. It is...
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767Economy
India maintains its poker face, Africa demands free chips, and Mexico brings it’s own
Copenhagen Texas Hold’em host Connie Hedeggard passed judgement at the halfway mark of proceedings, saying “we have made considerable progress over the...
