Tasmanian Times
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822Coroner & LegalAustralia takes Japan to court on whaling
AUSTRALIA is taking Japan to international court to stop whaling in Antarctic waters, following through on a threat made earlier this year....
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897Economy
Henry cuts deep in mining critique
THE mining industry did not save Australia from recession as widely believed, according to the head of the Treasury. And any investors...
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930National
Abbott lashed for cruel and inhumane refugee plan
THE Coalition’s revival of the ”Pacific Solution” on asylum seekers has infuriated moderate Liberals and raised fresh concerns in opposition ranks about...
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718Cartoons
John Gay … the early years
Mark
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857Economy
Death of the Gunnosaur
Only the mini peaks of contrarian buying, temper the downward plunge of Gunns shares. The sawtooth effect makes the descent even rockier...
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860Education
Restoration of colleges is fundamental
The Tasmanian Greens today said that they are continuing to consult with education stakeholders over necessary Tasmania Tomorrow reforms and are hopeful...
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Economy
No green tick for Tasmania’s forestry practices
27 May 2010 Media Release ‘No green tick for Tasmania’s forestry practices’ Gunns’ Japanese customers announced base-level Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification...
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808Environment
Honeybee Blues: Tasmanian Beekeepers Association conference
Tasmanian Beekeepers Association Inc. Rutherglen resort, Launceston, 28th and 29th of May 2010 9am – 5pm cost; $50.00 per day. N.B. A...
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Statements
New National President for architects’ peak body brings vast international reputation
MEDIA RELEASE Thursday 27 May 2010 New National President for architects’ peak body brings vast international reputation A prominent Melbourne-based architect and...
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693Economy
FSC, Tasmanian native forests and Gunns
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Australia has described comments in a news release by Tasmanian Senator Richard Colbeck today as inaccurate, misleading...
