Tasmanian Times
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Politics
First Step Towards A Pedestrian Network Strategy For Launceston.
Greens Alderman and Deputy Mayoral candidate, Jeremy Ball, today marked ‘Walk To Work Day’ by announcing he has listed a Notice of...
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Snap: It’s Sturgo!
THE State Government was in damage control last night trying to save the battered reputation of Minister Graeme Sturges. The action comes...
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Cartoons
Gunns in talks over Great Southern forestry assets
Woodchipper Gunns Ltd said on Thursday that it was in talks with the receivers of failed agricultural projects operator Great Southern to...
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Environment
BASS RESIDENTS DEMAND O’BYRNE TAKE A STAND: FOR OR AGAINST AN ALP PULP MILL
WHAT: Action outside Michelle O’Byrne’s office, WHEN: 12.30 pm, Friday 2 October (TOMORROW), WHERE: 52 St John St, Launceston. Opponents to Gunns’...
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Coroner & Legal
BARTLETT DUCKS FOREST ISSUE AND GIVES POLICE A HEADACHE
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the decision to drop charges against four Florentine protesters is the direct result of a leadership...
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Coroner & Legal
Does Rees Protest Too Much?
“The latest moves by Premier Rees for new laws and state-wide watch teams make him an object of ridicule. It involves nine...
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Politics
STURGES’ BEHAVIOUR SYMPTOMATIC OF A GOVERNMENT OUT OF TOUCH
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the belligerent and abusive behaviour of Infrastructure Minister Graeme Sturges is symptomatic of a government that...
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Coroner & Legal
DPP reveals Labor has failed to act on suspended sentence concerns since 2007
· DPP reveals he urged government action on suspended sentence breaches in 2007 · Recent reports have highlighted the unacceptably low rate...
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Politics
Government’s wasteful ways must end
Liberals back public servant jobs in questioning excess by some senior bureaucrats Giddings and Aird support catching a cab from Hobart to...
