Tasmanian Times
Posts By Editor
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796InternationalMove to get Local Government involved in helping Asylum Seekers in Hobart
Alderman Jeff Briscoe said today that at the next Hobart City Council meeting he would be asking the Council to facilitate creating...
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1.2KEconomy
Birth defect cluster sparks investigation
Health authorities are investigating a cluster of birth defects affecting an alarming number of babies born in a small northern New South...
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764Economy
A week in the world´s forests
A week´s snapshot of forests around the world… Africa Liberia and the European Union have signed a deal to prevent illegal timber...
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759Economy
PS Chiefs wheels of fortune
PRESSURE is mounting on the State Government to scale back the $33.3 million fleet of luxury cars driven by senior public servants....
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619Economy
Population strategy a missed oportunity
The Government’s population strategy represents a missed opportunity to put Australia’s population on a sustainable basis and curb our rapid population growth....
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718Opinion
How politics neglects feelings
David Brooks, a leading political analyst for the New York Times and PBS NewsHour, has come to some surprising conclusions after years...
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818Environment
Heavy metal suburbia
What do you do when signs like this condemn you to staying in heavy metal suburbia? Acres and rows of caravans, SUVs,...
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777Economy
Brazil reduces poverty but industry feels the strain
It is a paradox haunting Brazil’s economic-policy makers – ordinary people have never had it so good, but the country’s industry is...
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792Economy
Markets for Change
In this day and age destroying our native forests is not the right way to turn a profit. Markets for Change is...
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1.0KPolitics
My letter to (The Examiner) Editor
My letter to The Examiner has been edited. It was published 12/5/2011. I still stand by my statement that Barry Prismall wrote...
