Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Sue Napier, 1992
What a pity Sue Napier no longer finds the need to speak out against such an abuse of human rights. She did...
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Article
In Their Own Words
…………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… BRETT WHITELEY, MHA Shadow Treasurer Friday April 22, 2005 Lennon ups the ante on slugging Tasmanians with backdoor...
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Article
The Public Sphere: A Primer
The difficulty experienced by whisteblowers attempting to bring to light their concerns about mental health services is another example of the poverty...
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Article
Back in training
Old DP29, the last passenger train to ever run in Tasmania, has become a feature of the Bellarine Peninsula Railway’s scheduled trips...
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Politics
Hypocrisy!
Recently, the Tasmanian University Union has begun a campaign to justify its own existence because of Brendan Nelson’s probable introduction of Voluntary...
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Forestry
Recherche Bay
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Environment
A parrot’s tale
The endangered Orange-Bellied Parrot may now have a future, with scientists developing a stable sub-population at Birches Inlet from captive birds as...
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Article
Sow the wind…
How fascinating was it to listen to Paula Wriedt, Tasmania’s new Minister for Classrooms and Ballrooms, on ABC today (Wednesday). She revealed...
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Sport
Hockey one, Hockey Two
On Saturday April 9 Emma and Lucy Lake flew to the Gold Coast to compete in this week’s National Under-18s Hockey Championships....
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Arts
Ten Days of force-feeding
The 2005 Ten Days Festival is a resounding success if Robyn Archer is to be believed. Is there any other festival director...
