Tasmanian Times
Economy
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State of secrecy
Sue Neales, Mercury THE transparency of the Tasmanian Government’s finances and public accounts is the worst in Australia, a national study has...
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Premier promises to protect Tasmanians from bushfires
John Maddock, Citizen Reporter In answer to an earlier question from the committee chairman Jim Wilkinson MLC, on the price Forestry Tasmania...
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Thanks, mate
Peg Putt, Press Release The Tasmanian Greens today blew the whistle on the TT Line syphoning tourism accommodation business directly to Federal...
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Felmingham and the dinosaurs
Bruce Felmingham, The Sunday Tasmanian PIGS can’t fly but dinosaurs can. That seems to be the appropriate response to the Tasmanian Greens’...
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Federation: time for an overhaul
Michael Lester, As the PM meets the Premiers … The system we have in place now bears little resemblance to the Australian...
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Gee, thanks Lang, mate
James Boyce While the Corporation seems to have avoided the predictable fall out that would have resulted from a sizeable donation to...
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How will you do it?
Lisa Taylor So it is all very well to say that you are going to provide an additional 946 skilled professionals into...
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Budget: The Eslake Analysis
By Saul Eslake Here is ANZ Bank Chief Economist Saul Eslake’s assessment of the 2006-07 State Budget brought down yesterday by Tasmanian...
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Roll on $2 a litre
Why $2.00 a litre for petrol will be good for Australia and the World Individuals in developed nations are used to, and...
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The roosting chickens (2)
THOSE PROPHETIC WORDS … The Sunday Tasmanian, 7th February, 1988 Woodchip industry ‘gone in 20 years’ By Brandt Teale TASMANIA has been...
