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Ulverstone Primary School Excels in Trivia Challenge
Media Release Ulverstone Primary School Excels in Trivia Challenge A group of year three students from Ulverstone Primary School has won the...
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LABOR MP “OUT OF TOUCH” ON MARRIAGE EQUALITY WITH PARTY AND ELECTORATE
AUSTRALIAN MARRIAGE EQUALITY Media Release Wednesday July 27th 2011 LABOR MP “OUT OF TOUCH” ON MARRIAGE EQUALITY WITH PARTY AND ELECTORATE Marriage...
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Parents meet Attorney General to discuss marriage equality
Parents with lesbian daughters and gay sons will have lunch today, 27th July, with Attorney General Robert McClelland to discuss the issue...
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1.2KEconomyBack to the Future: Remember Wesley Vale?
With Gunns Pulp Mill still sorta theoretically possible and the farcical result of the ‘peace talks’, I felt the urge to revisit...
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NO HARVEY NO! Forest activists unfurl giant banner at QV building, Melbourne
MEDIA RELEASE Tuesday 26 July 2011 No Harvey No! Forest activists unfurl giant banner at QV building, Melbourne This morning, two activists...
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982Economy
TCT blast. White-out fears. Leadership for Lara. I will not be moved, says Julia
Statement from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust regarding the ‘Tasmanian Forest Agreement: Heads of Agreement’ The Tasmanian Conservation Trust Executive Council met this...
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Amid the Murdoch scandal, there is the acrid smell of business as usual
In Scoop, Evelyn Waugh’s brilliant satire on the press, there is the moment when Lord Copper, owner of the Daily Beast, meets...
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757Politics
Breivik was my friend on Facebook. I’ve seen what fed his hatred
Breivik was my friend on Facebook. I’ve seen what fed his hatred. I was once a member of Sweden’s nationalist party, but...
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762International
Children abandoned in East Africa horror
Desperate Somali mothers are abandoning their dying children by the roadside as they travel to overwhelmed emergency food centres in drought-hit eastern...
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796Economy
Why retail is struggling in Tasmania
Retail depends very largely on discretionary funding Amount spent on petrol in 1998 in Tasmania: $355 million dollars approximately Amount spent on...
