Tasmanian Times
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Arts
I object
Dr Colin Langridge I object to the dumbing-down of our public art in this Neptune case. The level of sophistication employed in...
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Democracy Tasmania
Pulp mill opponents try to scale PM’s firewall
Kate Hannon Canberra Times What does it take to get the Prime Minister’s attention these days? After months of fruitless attempts to...
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Environment
Franklin, my dear, we gave a damn
Matthew Moore The Age HOBART’S Hotel Grand Chancellor is an unlikely venue for what may be the largest gathering of former prison...
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Environment
Chip off the old block appals unlikely allies
Alan Ramsey SMH Tasmania’s Eric Abetz, a Howard junior minister, merely abused Milne for her “bizarre and confused ramble”, and no other...
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Environment
The Ralphs Bay barge
David Killick Mercury Save Ralphs Bay lobby group spokeswoman Cassy O’Connor said the barge was a reminder of an “odious and unsustainable...
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Politics
The preferred Premier
Matthew Denholm Australian THE leadership handover in Tasmania last month appears to be paying off for Labor, with a poll showing a...
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Politics
Marti in Chicago
Margot Giblin AT a closed meeting on 26 March 2008 Hobart City Council approved funding estimated at $2,000 to pay for Councilor...
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Economy
Timberrrr… share prices plummet, as do jobs
The Big Fall Gunns Great Southern Timbercorp And this is why: Investors wield the axe as Futuris blames forest scheme (MIS) for...
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Health
The tributes for Christopher Newell
Damien Brown Mercury From parishioners who said they would miss his sermons to fellow intellects who said he was one of Tasmania’s...
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Politics
Why one council is in debt …
Brenda Rosser It would be great if the Mercury newspaper did some simple research to find out why Tasmania’s councils are suffering...
