Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Please explain, Mr Catchpole
RUSSELL LANGFIELD Hopefully, David Bartlett’s public service jobs axe will fall in the right places like the overpaid Tasmanian Government Department Public...
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Article
My very own train set
Lukas
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Politics
The revenge of the cretins and the waste of talent
ARISTIDES The Just Like every organisation known to mankind, public or private, political parties have certain characteristics in common. In the case...
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Economy
This gravy train’s still running…
PETER Want to provide authoritative specialist advice to senior management on managing and preserving corporate information? $80 thou’ sound about right?http://www.jobs.tas.gov.au/notices/index.php?type=vacancy&id=24586 Manager...
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Article
Woodchip Communities Australia MR
Lester Barker
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Environment
Build a cycleway between Burnie and Devonport
GRAHAM DAY You may have seen the Premier’s vision to build a 450km bicycle track from Smithton to Hobart as he gave...
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Economy
Corporations Power without responsibility
JOHN WARD Noel Pearson’s compelling comments in the Monthly, on managerial condition of: power without responsibility, stemming from times before the Boston...
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Politics
Bogan underbelly
BEN QUIN The co-incidence of news breaking on two fronts last week cannot be let to pass. First, the Government’s “anti-bogan image”...
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993ArticleThe Savage River
Steve Rodgers’ new play, Savage River, about life on Tasmania’s West Coast, had its world premiere recently at the Stables Theatre in...
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Environment
Ralphs Bay
SAVE RALPHS BAY Update…THREE ROUNDABOUTS FOR LAUDERDALE AND RIGHT TURNS RESTRICTED? RALPHS BAY CANAL ESTATE HEARINGS CONTINUE July 5 2009 Download pdf...
