Tasmanian Times
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TFGA welcomes National Foods go ahead at Burnie
Tasmania’s dairy farmers today welcomed National Foods’ announcement that it will go ahead with a $142 million redevelopment of its Burnie specialty...
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714NationalGreens will supersede ALP, says Brown as Wilkie warns Labor
BOB Brown has a vision of the Australian Greens supplanting Labor as one of Australia’s mainstream political parties in the decades ahead....
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788Coroner & Legal
Federal Court challenge to Tamar Valley pulp mill set to proceed
The Federal Court of Australia today made an order in relation to legal costs and the timeframes for the Tasmanian Conservation Trust’s...
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890Coroner & Legal
Separate the Role of Commissioner of Police and Secretary of the DPEM
Media reported in 2010 that former Premier Paul Lennon claimed, during the furore surrounding the appointments to senior positions imbroglio, that he...
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793Economy
Brown steps into schools debate
The Australian Greens Leader, Bob Brown, appears to be at odds with his Tasmanian counterpart over the timeframe for deciding school closures....
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1.2KEconomy
Saving Our Schools
The idea of closing small country and suburban schools, as a quick band-aid to our current financial woes, is a bad one....
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706Economy
State parked on the precipice
THE challenge for this year’s State Budget will be whether the Government can actually meet its own targets because its track record...
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1.5KEconomy
Acid on Greens: Aprin loan approved
The Tasmanian Government has approved a loan to the company buying Gunns’ Triabunna woodchip mill. Aprin Logging had sought a loan to...
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INTERVIEW WITH THE PRIME MINISTER!
PEOPLE POWER REIGNS SUPREME AS HOBART COMMUNITY RADIO SHOW LANDS INTERVIEW WITH THE PRIME MINISTER! After a campaign lasting several months, Hobart’s...
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Economy
SUSTAINABLE LIVING TASMANIA COMES IN FROM THE COLD
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has brokered a $50,000 Federal Government grant to assist Sustainable Living Tasmania continue its work...
