Tasmanian Times
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760Economy$600,000 Roos Bellerive-bound?
THE State Government is poised to announce a $600,000-a-year deal to bring AFL football to Southern Tasmania. The Examiner understands it has...
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831Arts
Furniture designers and artists invited to enter 2011 Clarence Prize
Last year’s winner Media Release 31 March 2011 Furniture designers, artists and craftspeople are invited to enter the third acquisitive Clarence Prize...
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948Economy
The Mill and Monoculture. SWST quits talks
To read the paper to the 19th March Rally against Gunn’s Mill, of Peter Brenner (Pulp mill No. Modern forestry policy YES!...
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976Economy
Gunns’ sawmill future at risk
GUNNS Ltd’s newly acquired Bell Bay sawmill faces closure if the company can’t secure the softwood log allocation needed to make it...
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793Coroner & Legal
Protesters brave cold to send pro-equality message
100 marriage equality supporters braved chilly weather in Hobart this evening to send a pro-equality message to those attending a church meeting...
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857Coroner & Legal
O’Connor ‘too busy’ to pay
GREENS minister Cassy O’Connor has blamed a busy lifestyle for thousands of dollars in unpaid parking fines that sparked threats of court...
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889Coroner & Legal
The extraordinary assault on Andrew Bolt and freedom of speech
A most extraordinary attack was launched yesterday (Tuesday), on free speech in Australia, and on an individual. It was by a former...
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906Economy
Input Side Insanity
The cost burden of a wood-based pulp mill has a much broader reach on the input side than the local pollution –...
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870Economy
Tarkine mining: A scratch across the Mona Lisa
A British firm is among those looking at open-cut mining in forests that shelter species including the Tasmanian devil Considered one of...
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871Economy
The Mauritius economic miracle
Suppose someone were to describe a small country that provided free education through university for all of its citizens, transportation for school...
