Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.1KPlanning law changes will change Tassie forever
Planning laws are being significantly changed this year. The new Tasmanian Planning Scheme (TPS) is out now on the Tas Planning Commission...
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Minister Gutwein is right on the money
Minister Gutwein is right on the money here! Launceston, since colonisation, has imagined the Tamar as a sewer in much the same...
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NATION: Goodbye Bronny. Malcolm’s Poll slump …
Liberal members choose Jason Falinski as candidate in safe federal seat, dumping former speaker who resigned over $5,500 helicopter ride Bronwyn Bishop...
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NorMAC Nastiness in Hobart: A response
A response to: ‘NorMAC nastiness in Hobart’, HERE Crikey! The pro-sex trade lobby have been misrepresenting Nordic Model supporters with a renewed...
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Rebuilding lives after the Nepal earthquake
*Pic: Singhakali Lower Secondary School in northern Nepal. Photo: Richard I’Anson At a dawn service near Everest, a group of Australians narrowly...
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Port Arthur: Tasman Peninsula’s communications issues still not fixed 20 years on
Communications issues continue to plague the Tasman Peninsula 20 years after the Port Arthur massacre. In April 1996, after Martin Bryant began...
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‘Embracing the Climate Challenge’ …
*Pic: Climate Change in ‘action’ … this year’s devastating bushfires in World Heritage Areas. Pic by Rob Blakers, https://www.robblakers.com/ INTRODUCTION The events...
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East Timor is mad as hell, and it’s our fault
*Pic: Jose Belo (left) and Commander David Alex (right) (Photo: John Martinkus) The East Timorese may be poor, but they are not...
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Corruption of Process Hallmark of World Heritage Management under Liberals
The protection of Tasmania’s globally unique wilderness assets is taking a distant second place to the desires of a selected handful of...
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Federal Hotels’ $25M Bluff
*Pic: From ‘Team Mulawa’ here: “Greg Farrell Jr, “Mr. Mulawa”: Greg is by nature very hands-on – activity done translates into learning...
