Tasmanian Times
Editor’s Choice – Row 1
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1234‘Our government has gone too far in punishing children to deter others’
Speaking to protesters at the Everyone Off Rally in Sydney near St James, Hyde Park North, 2pm today. For the first time...
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154A call to Tasmanians to make individual submissions about changes to gun law in Tasmania: closing date for submissions Friday 26 October 2018
Thank you for being interested in the proposed relaxation of the gun regulations in Tasmania. Most Tasmanians believe that this issue is...
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112Why this Navy SEAL gets up at 4.30am every day
You know the type – some story about how you can become successful by getting up in the dark, making the bed...
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137The Cockpit Bar, Lisboa
I withdrew to the appropriately named Cockpit Bar, waiting for yet another delayed plane for my flight to Australia (notice that I...
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1363It’s all about the policies, stupid!
Well well, the Libs and Nats have told us that candidates should be chosen on merit, no quotas for women. Reality might...
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46710Australian media warned … UK newspaper offices smoke-bombed and the rise of Transfascism
Last Friday in Kensington, London, trans rights activists smoke bombed Northcliffe House, which houses offices of the Daily Mail, the Evening Standard,...
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2113The mystery disappearance of the airliner Miss Hobart
On Friday, October 19, 1934, the alarm went out … the airliner Miss Hobart had gone missing between Launceston and Melbourne. Miss Hobart...
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131From Soldier to Toy Librarian …
All charities and organisations couldn’t do their important work in the community without the help of volunteers. One such organisation is the...
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1252Murder, plain and simple
Only Donald Trump would buy the Saudi government’s claim that the journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed in a fight in the Saudi...
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110In the Broken Stones
Propaganda posters all around us. Two metal bombs the size of my chest. Swastikas. The entire city destroyed. It’s 2018 and I’m...
