Tasmanian Times
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Cartoons
Who says it’s green to burn woodchips?
Woodchip power stations are set for a boom. But conservationists are increasingly challenging their green credentials. Read more here Graham Mole, The...
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Coroner & Legal
GREENS SUPPORT INQUIRY INTO POLICE HEAD APPOINTMENTS PROCESS
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today said that they remain supportive of an independent inquiry into matters associated with the Premier’s decisions around...
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Education
GREENS CALL FOR PLEBISCITE OF ALL TEACHERS ON POST YEAR 10 REFORMS
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today called for a plebiscite to be conducted of all Elizabeth college teachers and support staff over the...
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Economy
Tuna industry left to flounder by Federal Government
The Federal Government has hung Australia’s tuna fishermen, their families and communities out to dry with a decision to support a drastic...
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Arts
Design for learning: new book
Hot on the heels of the federal government’s $16 billion commitment to national education infrastructure over the next three years, a new...
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Education
Premier needs to state position on ATC
Along with the Shadow Treasurer, Peter Gutwein, I today meet with the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Technical College, which is...
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Society
Relationships Australia Celebrates 60 Years Supporting Tasmanian Relationships
Relationships Australia Tasmania (RA Tas) this week celebrates its 60th Anniversary of providing relationship and family support services to Tasmanians. RA Tas,...
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834EconomyTASMANIAN COMMUNITY JOINS BIGGEST EVER DAY OF GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION
Today, Saturday 24th October, 10 climate action events happened across the state, as Tasmanians joined with people around the globe to celebrate...
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Arts
‘When’ Venice calls for Australian cities of the future
A national design competition by Australia’s Creative Directors for the 2010 Venice Architecture Biennale opens tomorrow, and invites architects to unleash their...
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Education
Dissenting Colleges punished with less resources
Colleges who refuse to join the Premier’s failing Tasmania Tomorrow experiment are being denied new computers and increased Internet speed. Yesterday the...
