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1.0KInternationalNoam Chomsky: On Libya and the Unfolding Crises
An interview with Noam Chomsky by Stephen Shalom and Michael Albert 1. What are U.S. motives in international relations most broadly? That...
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892Environment
World’s largest tidal farm highlights green ambition
They will be invisible from the surface, but lying on the seabed between two Scottish islands will produce enough electricity for more...
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1.1KPolitics
Flanagan wins 2011 Tasmania Book Prize
Premier and Minister for the Arts, Lara Giddings MP, today presented local author Richard Flanagan with the top award at the prestigious...
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953Politics
Sorry, says Thorp. The Trojan Horse scenario. Libs challenge
SUSTAINED public and political pressure today forced Police, Education and Children’s Minister Lin Thorp into making a humiliating apology to her political...
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925Politics
North v South. Footy v Supercars
Symmons Plains money only secure for 2011 EMILY BRYAN 02 Apr, 2011 09:41 AM The state government has confirmed that its funding...
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937Economy
Devonshire teas and trees. The Last Century Dinosaur
Three items in the news media recently shine the light on why the forest industry in Australia, including Tasmania, is in such...
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698Economy
The Tarkine’s guard is down, let’s get it back
The emergency heritage listing granted to the Tarkine by the federal Government on the back of a road proposed through the Tarkines...
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1.0KMedia
Mercury Rising
Tension is rising in the Mercury newspaper’s headquarters in Hobart. An overwhelming majority of reporters, photographers and sub-editors at the Mercury are...
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Arts
Don’t miss a Concert for Cundall, For Pete’s Sake
Download poster: For_Petes_Sake_Poster_A3_P2.pdf Jane Edwards Maria Lurighi Tom Vincent Brian Ritchie Edwin Paling Nick Haywood Richard Flanagan Arabella Teniswood-Harvey Arjun von Caemmerer...
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972History
Stunning Tasmanian archaeological discovery
In a stunning discovery that has caused reverberations through the worlds of both archaeology and anthropology, a team of ANU scientists have...
