Tasmanian Times
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1.3KEnvironmentFire fibs
Artemis Adare Indeed a furious John Gledhill (Tasmania Fire Service Chief Officer) said “ And I don’t believe (Senator Betz) is right,...
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Environment
Detoxing the public sphere
Kevin Bonham If anything is toxic in the Tasmanian public sphere, it is the mythmaking and vilification in which differences in opinion...
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1.0KPolitics
EMRS Poll – bad for Labor, cautiously good for the Libs
The latest EMRS poll shows a massive drop in support for the Lennon Labor government. Psephologist Peter Tucker won’t quite jump to...
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926Article
Academics … and the law
Academics are the ones who take law seriously — yet they take no strides to fix the ills of the adversary process,...
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Article
Jolly life choices
Natasha Cica Myself, I’m taking heart from any and all efforts to sharpen the swinging sword of Prong 3. And heartiest cheer...
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Politics
The toxic public sphere
Pete Hay Preposterous, is it not? Well, consider. We have here a government and a pale-shadow opposition that take as the constituency...
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National
The greatest threat
Andrew Wilkie The existence of climate change is no longer in dispute, even if the detail is still ambiguous. But the Government...
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Environment
You reap what you sow
phill Parsons Based around the relationship between humans and the natural systems that support our quality of life, the impacts of past...
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Article
Why I wrote The Unknown Terrorist
Richard Flanagan And then I realised that what was happening to me was but a very small example of what was happening...
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Environment
Will Senator Minchin now admit that he misled the Senate …
Questions without notice 7 December 2006 Senator MILNE (2.39 p.m.) — My question is to the Minister representing the Prime Minister, Senator...
