Tasmanian Times
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Cartoons
Blacks weigh bypass protest
THE Aboriginal community will decide today whether to fight the Brighton bypass to the bitter end. About 70 people attended a crisis...
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816CartoonsJudge likens Gippsland logging to the Somme. Wielangta comparison …
A Supreme Court judge has compared images of a felled forest with a World War I battlefield before ordering a temporary ban...
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837Cartoons
Supersalesman
Sue Neales, Mercury TIMBER company Gunns has thanked State Treasurer Michael Aird for agreeing to lobby its prospective pulp mill partner. Gunns...
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Getting ready for Beaconsfield
Dave Groves
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721Politics
Bartlett at Beaconsfield: Simulation of Democracy
The so-called “community consultation” the Bartlett government is bringing to Beaconsfield in early October is one of the most openly cynical political...
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Politics
ACL workers need support
There is no doubt that the ACL workers who face redundancy need support from the Government. In the short-term, we also need...
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Coroner & Legal
DERWENT VALLEY AND CENTRAL HIGHLANDS RESIDENTS SPEAK UP
Faces of the Florentine Ordinary people standing up for an extraordinary forest DERWENT VALLEY AND CENTRAL HIGHLANDS RESIDENTS SPEAK UP FOR THE...
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Environment
Senate saves Tasmania’s lowland grasslands from Liberal attack
Tasmania’s lowland native grasslands’ listing as critically endangered under Commonwealth legislation is assured after the Senate rejected a dangerous bid by Tasmanian...
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Environment
Tasmanian Labor Senators lock up farmland
All five Tasmanian Labor Senators have today voted with the Greens to lock up Tasmanian farmland. The Labor Party joined with the...
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Education
Bartlett cuts budget for independent and Catholic schools
The Premier has confirmed that he will cut the budget for Vocational Education Training in independent schools by 33%, and blames funding...
