Tasmanian Times
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1.1KArtsLarry steals Ryan’s Celtic thunder
Ryan Kelly, member of Celtic Thunder singing group and also part of musical duo Byrne and Kelly has visited Tasmania twice as...
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Letter to the Editor on POKIES
First published December 17 Dear editor, In the lead up to the State election Tasmanian people will decide whether or not to...
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Students unite in historic agreement to garner greater force
Today the National Union of Students (NUS), the Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA), the Council of International Students Australia (CISA) and...
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What will White cut to pay for job-destroying pokies policy?
Opposition Leader Rebecca White must explain exactly how she will pay for her disastrous pokies policy. Yesterday, Ms White made no attempt...
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Kristie Johnston: Committed to giving the community a voice
Today mayoral candidate Kristie Johnston has announced that in keeping with one her core values of putting the community first, if re-elected,...
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Premier Needs to Recall Parliament to Fix Health
The Liberal Hodgman Government has finally admitted their failed centralised hospital bureaucracy needs to be fixed. But incredibly, they are planning to...
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Bold plan to prioritise affordable homes for Tasmanians
Air BNB short stay accommodation will be restricted to Tasmanian owner operators, ensuring interstate and overseas investors won’t profit at the expense...
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Norfolk Island Economy: Response to Minister …
Norfolk island … Dear Editor, Norfolk Island Economy: the Minister, the Elephant, and seeking a Win-Win [This letter first appeared in The...
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Solar electric train for Ross?
PHOTO: The world’s first solar-power train runs on a three-kilometre stretch of line in Byron Bay. (ABC: Bruce Mackenzie). http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-16/world-first-solar-train-the-brainchild-of-byron-bay-millionaire/9265522 Some days...
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Bennelong by-election: Liberal John Alexander wins, Labor buoyed by swing
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