Tasmanian Times
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724PoliticsChange is unlikely but debate won’t flag
Imagine if the Brits ditched the Union Jack and we kept it. How quaint and curious would we look then? IN 1901,...
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711Environment
Fighting For Fresh Air
Fighting for fresh air isn’t anything you would imagine millions would face each day in our Canadian communities. Yet, sadly that is...
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685Environment
Report from 2050: Water – Fluid of Life, Victim of Our Indifference
Water and wisdom have rarely mixed. Too bad. [Editor’s note: Last month was Victory Month, which looked back at some of the...
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1.2KEnvironment
Leading electric bicycle expert on first Tassie e-bike trip
On Tuesday, 1 February, Maurice Wells, one of Australia’s leading electric bike experts, and his partner Dr Kaitlin Bearie will start an...
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800Economy
State needs own pokies focus
STATE NEEDS OWN POKIES FOCUS Don’t Pass the Buck to Federal Arena Kim Booth MP Greens Gaming spokesperson The Tasmanian Greens today...
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805National
Human Rights Record goes under the UN magnifying glass
This week in Geneva, Australia will face a panel of its peers as it lays bare its human rights record as part...
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690Politics
A bit of a fluke?
The New South Wales Branch of the Proportional Representation Society has a big coverage of Tasmania relevant issues in its current newsletter,...
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731Environment
Stop GM Trees campaign
Brazil has more than 100 years of experience with eucalyptus biomass fuel, but Dow Chemical Co. will be the first in the...
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Society
Animal AACTIVISTS outraged by baby calves starvation proposal
Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania has expressed its outrage at proposals to starve bobby calves for up to 30 hours. Spokesperson Neon Lang...
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Arts
Last call for entries in MATERIAL GIRL 2011 “Women behind the Wheel”
Prize money of $3,500 is on offer for Tasmanian women artists in this year’s Material Girl award and exhibition. With the theme...
