Tasmanian Times
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722EnvironmentFlorentine torched
Jon Sumby The GetUp! climate action torch visited the Florentine forest defenders camp today (Sat) to link the critical need for the...
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Democracy Tasmania
Dilemmas of democracy
David Miliband UK Foreign Secretary Democracy is not an overnight sensation. It takes tens, sometimes hundreds, of years. It suffers setbacks, periods...
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Democracy Tasmania
The forked tongue of infidelity
Ben Quin Hark back to a blustering Doug Parkinson. When the Kons affair first broke into news, he assured Tasmanians that there...
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Just for Baby Boomers
John Rozentals Australian Baby Boomers have a new online lifestyle resource in the form of: www.ozbabyboomers.com.au It’s run by John Rozentals, above,...
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Environment
The Bone Orchard
“Today I stop being a front man for the disgusting machinery of corruption that’s pissing our future up against the wall. Finally,...
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Arts
Solzhenitsyn: Beauty will save the world?
Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech 1970 AS THE SAVAGE, WHO IN BEWILDERMENT has picked up a strange sea–leaving, a thing hidden...
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Environment
The importance of critical thinking in environmental management
Ian Woodward, Principal Environmental Scientist, pitt&sherry. Ignorance is Contagious (Paper presented to EIANZ Industry Connect Seminar Series July 2008) Perhaps we like...
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Article
The launch of Thuck
Liz Winfield Launch speech of Peter Macrow’s chapbook Thuck It sounds simple, doesn’t it? Think on the title, a darkness more welcome,...
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Article
Gunns and the sale of assets
John Lawrence Dear Editor Discussion about the possible reasons for Gunns proposing to sell $170 million of their plantation assets has largely...
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Politics
Your choice
David Leigh FROM time immemorial, politics has followed the same theme. One word has dominated all issues and has been the fulcrum...
