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Hospital beds could end up in Papua New Guinea
More than 30 old beds from Calvary Health Care could end up as far away as Papua New Guinea as a result...
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826StatementsGOULBURN ST GALLERY: Diana Eaton & Sonja Cook
You are warmly invited to attend the opening of an exhibition of artwork by textile artists Diana Eaton & Sonja Cook at...
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830Education
School contract to company owner asked to determine school viability.
THE state government has awarded a $9.3 million school building contract to a company owned by the man it asked to determine...
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646Economy
Another waste of Tas government money?
Note that many other organisations are content to stay with Outlook 2007 Tasmania upgrades to Exchange 2010 The Tasmanian Government has embarked...
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575National
Greens act to defend Ombudsman and strengthen his position
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown says he will move to give the Commonwealth Ombudsman the same access as the Auditor-General to the...
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650Article
Barnes wins The Booker
Julian Barnes finally won the literary prize that has eluded him on three previous occasions when he was tonight presented with the...
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679Economy
Just as Ian Rist predicted, 2000 birds die as feral cull backfires
More than 2000 birds have died on Macquarie Island since the Federal Government began a scheme to cull rabbits, cats, rats and...
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1.1KDemocracy Tasmania
Tasmanian Parliament – proposal for change
In his address at the Hobart Town Hall, Andrew Wilkie, labelled the Tasmanian Parliament ”a dogs breakfast” with “a self evident lack...
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1.1KEconomy
The Importance of Green Spaces in Cities
• A response to Barry Brannan, Comment 1, HERE: Garden allotments in Switzerland Barry, not sure if it is necessary to play...
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NBN ANNOUNCEMENTS WELCOMED
Launceston, TAS, 18 October 2011 – Digital Tasmania today welcomed the finalisation of the agreement between NBNco and Telstra. This important milestone...
