Tasmanian Times
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962EconomyMcCains: Like sheep to the slaughter
I read with interest the story about the McCain closure. I was employed by McCain during the late 80s and early 90s;...
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873Democracy Tasmania
Time for change in the culture of Tasmanian politics
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Statements
Olivia the Dancing Pig, live at Fullers, 10am on Saturday, November 28th
Olivia, the punky confident pig who believes she can do anything, will be at Fullers Bookshop at 10am on Saturday, November 28....
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Statements
Kelly Doust, author/creator of Crafty Minx at Fullers Bookshop, 4pm Friday 27th November
Kelly Doust, author/creator of Crafty Minx at Fullers Bookshop, 4pm Friday 27th November for a workshop. Kelly Doust, the author and creator...
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Coroner & Legal
PULP MILL CORRUPTION PROTESTERS APPEALING BAIL CONDITIONS
What: Court Appeal When: 2.15 pm Thursday November 26. Where: Magistrates Court, Hobart. 35 Protesters will appeal the outrageous bail conditions imposed...
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Environment
Rudd duplicitous on climate change bill
PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd was being duplicitous in his haste to have Labor’s Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) Bill passed, the Chief...
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Politics
McCain developments
Jeremy Rockliff said: It is extremely disappointing that the Premier has chosen to politicise this issue by deliberately locking the Opposition out...
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Politics
TRIPARTITE APPROACH TO MCCAIN CLOSURE
Why Exclude People and Parties Who Want to Help? www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today expressed their disbelief at the decision by McCain...
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Economy
Government must release overdue vegetable industry studies
Federal Agriculture Minister, Tony Burke, must release overdue studies related to the future of Australia’s processing vegetable industry in light of McCain...
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National
Senator Bilyk encourages Tasmanians to get involved in their community.
Community organisations are being encouraged to join in Social Inclusion Week, from 23-29th November, a national week of action to focus on...
