Tasmanian Times
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Politics
Goodwin: Mill process greatly disturbing
VANESSA GOODWIN’s reply to “Pembroke elector” As someone with a law degree, I thought that the process followed by the State Labor...
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814ArticleLabor running scared
PETER TUCKER, Dr KEVIN BONHAM: Pembroke by-election 1 August 2009 This is the first of a two-part opinion and analysis item on...
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Politics
All about the Pembroke debate
JAMES CROTTY Good news. Even if all the candidates don’t participate it seems like we will have quite a night at the...
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National
Negotiation with extreme prejudice
ALEX WADSLEY Two incidents in the last week have highlighted that the new ‘new world order’ is a dangerous place, and not...
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Environment
Foxes: The numbers and sex ratios have changed again!
Dr DAVID OBENDORF The Minister for Foxes recently informed a Budget Estimates Committee that: “We now know that there are definitely at...
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Education
The Tasmania Tomorrow education disaster
LINDSAY TUFFIN: Tasmanian Times has received this anguished response from an experienced teacher traumatised by the Tasmania Tomorrow education reforms. “It is...
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Arts
The Tamar Valley: A modern portrait
QUEENSLAND CENTRE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AUSTRALIA 19 July – 16 August: ‘The Tamar Valley a modern portrait’ by Richard Butler (VIC) Read more...
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Environment
Power, not passion: Garrett’s nod to uranium
MICHELLE GRATTAN, BARRY FITZGERALD, The Age THE Rudd Government has given the green light to an expansion of the uranium industry, approving...
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Arts
Publishers fight cheap books
JASON STEGER, The Age BOOKS could be cheaper in Australia if the Federal Government implements recommendations in a report issued yesterday by...
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Politics
Michael Field: There is a lot at stake in Pembroke
MICHAEL FIELD Make no mistake about it, there is a lot at stake in the Legislative Council election for Pembroke. Of the...
