Tasmanian Times
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Politics
Labor out of puff, out of ideas
· 16 days of Parliament left · Parliament resumed today after a lengthy break and Labor ran out of legislation · Where...
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Politics
GOVERNMENT RUNS OUT OF BUSINESS – FIRST DAY BACK!
Waste of Taxpayers’ Money as Labor Resorts to Filibustering The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Bartlett government of running out of business...
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Politics
Liberals demand independent review of Water and Sewerage debacle
Water and Sewerage concerns mount Treasurer describes concerns over prices as a “myth” and fails to accept that full cost recovery would...
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Politics
TREASURER UNDER PRESSURE OVER WATER &SEWERAGE 33%PRICE RISE
Aird Admits Further 22% Increase Still to Come The Tasmanian Greens today succeeded in getting the Treasurer, Michael Aird, to admit that...
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Education
Tas Tomorrow: a system in crisis
Survey of Tas Tomorrow teachers and staff by well respected educator Ivan Webb reveals huge concerns about the Premier’s rushed changes ·...
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Health
GIDDINGS SHOULD SUPPORT VITAL RFDS SERVICE …
… Instead of Undermining Employment Security for RFDS Staff The Tasmanian Greens today accused Health Minister Lara Giddings of placing the electoral...
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Politics
GREENS ANNOUNCE KINGBOROUGH COUNCIL CANDIDATES
The Tasmanian Greens today announced Councillor Michele Higgins, Jane Bange and Marie Giblin as their candidates for Kingborough Council in the upcoming...
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Environment
Gov’t must work with Greens for safe climate; Libs chaos matches climate chaos
The chaos in the Liberal Party and the warnings of 4C warming by 2060 if a weak agreement is reached in Copenhagen...
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845PoliticsAnother Pedestrian Accident Waiting To Happen
The intersection of Collins and Molle Streets remains a dangerous location for pedestrians, cyclists, and cars alike. Hobart City Council Greens Candidate...
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Cartoons
Still the largest chip exporter in the world
Exports of wood chips from Australia have declined 28% in 2009 but the country is still the largest chip exporter in the...
