Tasmanian Times
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Arts
Playing for Change
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Politics
The Legislative Council wash-up
Dr KEVIN BONHAM The succour for the anti-pulp-mill forces in this apparent disaster is that anti-mill voting is extremely strong in areas...
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Politics
Tough at the Top (3)
PETER The Volvo is odd-man out, parked alongside three BMW sedans next to the Marine Board building at Franklin Wharf in Hobart....
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Environment
Greens offer to deliver effective ETS
SENATOR BOB BROWN The letter sets a bottom line for Australia to make an unconditional emissions cut of 25% below 1990 levels...
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Article
Please keep writing Tom
PETER HENNING Hi Tom, Good for you. Whenever I see your name in print I recall the Ancient Civs classes at Hobart...
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Environment
“Still full of shit, Frank”
Dr Frank Nicklason Dear Editor, I got this message as a text at 8.27 last night, 1/5/09; ‘Still full of shit, frank...
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892Environment60 police raid camp
ED HILL Still Wild Still Threatened 60 Police have raided camp Florentine this morning to remove road blockades so that logging of...
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Politics
Labor’s position is strengthened
MICHAEL LESTER The end result, no matter which way you interpret cause and effect, is that Labor won one seat, a person...
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Politics
Windermere is most interesting
JASON R Windermere is most interesting due to the influence (supposed or otherwise) of the pulp mill and the incumbent’s support for...
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Economy
Decision time is nigh
JOHN LAWRENCE It’s as if Mr Gay is sitting at a poker table with a fast disappearing pile of chips in front...
