Tasmanian Times
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843ArtsLAURA MATTHEWS: nature built it first
Winter greetings from Despard – It is with great pleasure we welcome Laura Matthews to Despard Gallery and to Hobart for her...
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670Politics
Hacked? Visit at your peril
Google/Firefox has flagged one of the state government’s own websites as “suspicious, unsafe to visit, and it may harm your computer”. tastimber.tas.gov.au...
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Statements
PRESSURE FOR PBS LISTING PAYS OFF
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has welcomed the Government’s decision to list a late-stage cancer drug on the Pharmaceutical Benefits...
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1.2KEconomy
Budget: It’s Battle Stations for Goodwood. We’ll keep the schools open, says alternative Will
Goodwood Primary School has made the Government’s hit list and they’re not going down without a fight!!. The Primary School plays a...
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790Economy
A bad day for the ABC … and for Australian journalism
Response to ABC Apology Re: Australian Story: Something in the Water: HERE Since the airing of Something in the Water by the...
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763Economy
Small venues, big problems. Four Corners: Wilkie not budging
Small venues, big problems THE MERCURY | June 15, 2011 10.17am Human Services Minister Cassy O’Connor looks at the big picture –...
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1.2KOpinion
Walker’s Lia before the MAST
Fans of the Ralphs Bay mudflats project will be interested to learn that Lia Morris, previously Tasmanian Manager for Walker Corporation, is...
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886Economy
Shut down this fundamentally broken, systemically cruel trade
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, introducing his Private Members Bill, the Live Animal Export Restriction and Prohibition Bill 2011. Mr...
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Economy
Labor-Green Being Mean!
Tenants and Community Organisations to Suffer Under Conservative Budget The Tenants’ Union of Tasmania is disappointed that Housing Tasmania tenants will pay...
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851Economy
Forest contractors and workers face ruin if exit package thwarted
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Liberals, Timber Community Association (TCA) and FIAT (Forest Industries Association Tasmania) to stop trying to...
