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Arts
Launch of Streets Alive Youth Festival 2010 program
Media Alert Friday April 9th 2:30- 3:30 Brisbane Street Mall, Launceston Launch of Streets Alive Youth Festival 2010 program Who Streets Alive...
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1.5KCartoonsThe MIS nightmare
MANAGED investment schemes were a nightmare Australia does not need to relive. Our taxes helped fund the transfer of ownership of Australia’s...
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852Cartoons
Environmental health issues
For one year, Sandra Steingraber will be authoring short essays on environmental health issues to be published: HERE: Living Downstream (Also permanently...
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828Cartoons
Loser’s corner is a lonely place
Loser’s corner is a lonely place. As an unsuccessful candidate I congratulate all candidates for their courage and commitment to democracy. I...
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652Politics
Bartlett holds on to power
BREAKING NEWS: David Bartlett will remain Premier of Tasmania after a tumultuous day in Tasmanian politics. A short time ago, Labor sources...
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702Cartoons
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National
Labour market solid but needs watching
Media Release Thursday, 8th April 2010 Labour market solid but needs watching Unions Tasmania believes that the ABS Labour Market figures released...
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Arts
Hung and Drawn
The Sydney Morning Herald National April 8, 2010 The Diary p.22 http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-diary/radio-shock-spreads-south-20100407-rsbh.html JACQUELINE MALEY AND LEESHA MCKENNY HUNG AND DRAWN The sting...
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Statements
SOUTHERN WATER STARTS ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT NEGOTIATIONS
Thursday, 8 April 2010 For immediate release Media Release SOUTHERN WATER STARTS ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT NEGOTIATIONS Southern Water today started negotiations to develop...
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734Politics
Greens back Labor minority. Libs’ rejection. Greens update
EXCLUSIVE: The Tasmanian Greens have pledged shock new support for the Bartlett Labor government to remain in power in Tasmania. Greens leader...
