Tasmanian Times
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755ArtsBREATH OF FRESH AIR Film Festival
PRESS RELEASE: Tasmanian ‘Breath of Fresh Air’ Film Festival Diaries Open! Pens Ready! Tasmania’s premier Film Festival announces 2011 dates ‘Breath of...
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Tasmanian farmers host women who rule in Japan beef trade
Some of the most influential women in Tasmania’s beef trade with Japan are visiting the state to ascertain for themselves the quality...
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840Arts
The Real Mc-Evoy!
Eleanor Mcevoy isn’t your usual music artist, she arrives in town with little fan fare and seeks out places with a sense...
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873Economy
No Answer. Gunns Share Price Vertically Challenged
Yesterday they declared open the unfinished Dilston Bypass. This bypass is part of infrastructure for the proposed pulp mill Q1. How can...
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1.0KEconomy
Tasmanian rock lobster industry’s path to disaster
TASMANIAN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY REVIEW COMES TO UNSATISFACTORY END AND THIS IMPORTANT FISHERY CONTINUES ON ITS PATH TO DISASTER The ongoing review...
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845Economy
Wilkie applauds ‘first step’
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has applauded the Federal Government for suspending live cattle exports to Indonesia. “This is a...
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National
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE WILL HAPPEN
3 in 4 Australians believe Same-Sex Marriage Will Happen Mum Asks Gillard ‘Not to Delay’ in New TV Campaign A national poll...
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1.0KArts
Chile judge orders Pablo Neruda death probe
A judge in Chile has ordered an investigation into the death, in 1973, of the Nobel prize-winning poet, Pablo Neruda, following allegations...
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1.0KArts
Connelly, king of the castle when it comes to crime fiction
Michael Connelly is well known for his gritty crime novels but I discovered more about this bestselling author when we chatted during...
