Tasmanian Times
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645EconomyForum backs small business tax break: Brown
“There is a consensus emerging at the tax forum that the mining industry doesn’t need tax cuts and there’s a cry from...
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757Economy
PM’s forest peace deal challenge
The Premier, Lara Giddings, is expected to update federal ministers today on last week’s Upper House motion rejecting the federally funded forest...
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735Economy
Pokies losses rack up
The Tasmanian Greens today revealed that losses from poker machines in Tasmania totalled $18,875,750 in August, slightly up on the previous month....
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631Politics
Expand Wi-Fi
Damon Thomas , independent candidate for Lord Mayor in the forthcoming Hobart City Council elections, today raised the possibilities of expanding the...
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657Economy
Greens’ small business tax cut best option: Brown
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown said today cutting the company tax rate to 25% for small business would be better than allowing...
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724Economy
Mental health boost
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has welcomed the news that southern Tasmanians will now have much greater access to free...
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822Politics
Burnet calls on Tasports to improve cruise ship facilities
Passengers disembarking from cruise ships are still stepping into a second-rate area in a first class city, according to lord mayoral candidate...
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689Economy
Minister Burke must not use IGA as smokescreen
The Tarkine National Coalition has described Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke’s comments on ABC’s Statewide Mornings as an attempt to use the...
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Article
State of the arts
Updated October 02, 2011 12:55:28 Museum of Old and New Art Photo: A team of researchers is looking to investigate how the...
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793Article
Report shows rise in water supply issues … The Miles of Connections …
WATER supply interruptions increased more then 300 per cent last financial year at Ben Lomond Water, its annual report shows. Released yesterday,...
