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2.3KPoliticsUTG Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Statement – United Tasmania Group (UTG), 3 March 2021 The world’s first green political party, the United Tasmania Group (UTG), has just...
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2.8KHealth
Emotional Powder Keg When Angry
Welcome to Q&A Today, a column designed to answer your questions regarding challenges and concerns in everyday life, from family to coping...
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Police Rounds: Insecure Loads, Lost Walkers
Media release – Tasmania Police, 2 April 2021 Insecure vehicle load poses significant risk to public safety On Friday the 2nd of...
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1.9KCurrent Affairs
Death of a Town Hall
The decision by the Northern Midlands Council to sell the Town Hall in Campbell Town has been covered in the Tasmanian Times...
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2.0KBusiness
The Role of Parks in Tasmania’s Economy
As in many other election campaigns, there will be some focus this time on Tasmania’s economy. The concept of ‘rebuilding’ after the...
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3.1KTas That Was
John Whelan: A Biography
John Whelan was an English-born bushranger who operated in Van Diemen’s Land in the mid-1850s.
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Easter Time to Check the Small Stuff
In the wine world, small is often better. Consider Australia’s wine-producing fraternity. In any given vintage, it harvests around 1.75 million tonnes...
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Launceston Cut from Women’s World Cup Hosts
Media release – FIFA, 31 March 2021 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Host Cities and Stadiums announced The FIFA Women’s World Cup...
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Philosopher Smith Saves Tasmania 150 Years Ago
The history of Waratah holds a pre-eminent position in Tasmania. In 1871 James ‘Philosopher’ Smith discovered tin at the Mt Bischoff site...
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1.6KStatements
Craft Distillers Deserve Tax Fair Go
Independent Member for Clark, Andrew Wilkie, joined distillers Cam Brett and Kristy Booth-Lark, from the Tasmanian Whisky and Spirits Association, to highlight...
