Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.0KGeelong Star now completely off the leash …
Government axes super trawler scientific advisory committee The Federal Government’s Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) has disbanded the Small Pelagic Resource Assessment...
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INTERNATIONAL: Austerity Has Failed …
*Satire: Martyn Turner, Irish Times, http://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/martyn-turner Five leading economists warn the German chancellor, “History will remember you for your actions this week.”...
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Watermark prompts Windsor parly rethink
Former independent MP Tony Windsor is considering making a political comeback, especially after the government approved a coalmine in his old electorate....
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Tariff changes a further blow to the solar industry in Tasmania
“The latest electricity tariff changes announced by the economic regulator add insult to injury for solar owners and installers” said Jack Gilding,...
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STATE: Seamen ignore Abetz plea to return to work …
*Pic: Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie meets a seaman who tells her about more job losses to foreigners and threats of legal action...
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NATION: As Abbott over-hypes … Turnbull’s call to under-hype …
Malcolm Turnbull has warned against over-hyping the threat posed by Islamic State, arguing it is important not to lend any credibility or...
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INTERNATIONAL: Martyn Turner … Greece. China and Oz …
• Guardian: Greece clings to eurozone hope as Alexis Tsipras battles banking collapse • New Daily: News from Greece and China means...
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Advocates call for Tas Gov to enforce gay-hate decision
Tasmanian advocates have called on the Tasmanian Government to hold accountable a man who was found to have breached the state’s Anti-Discrimination...
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Lincoln Siliakus …
Lincoln Siliakus – a man of true history and very influential action in the Franklin campaign – passed away today (Sunday). See...
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The hypocrisy … the monumental hypocrisy … ?
Although sport is not the forte of Tasmanian Times, may I raise a matter of sport and the law and the media...
