Tasmanian Times
Economy
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912Bitter Cadbury chocolate
“Cadbury’s announcement today that it is sacking 80 staff is a terrible blow to the greater Hobart community. This is 20 per...
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NATION: Is Andrew Nikolic a double-dipping rorter …?
Vilification of that order is extreme yet it is the language applied by government to young mum’s accessing both workplace and government...
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International Museum Day … and TMAG was CLOSED!
Unbelievable. Monday May 18 was International Museum Day ( Read all about it here ). Guess what? The Tasmanian Museum and Art...
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Kim Booth to Step Down from Parliament
Greens Leader Kim Booth MP has today announced he is resigning from the State Parliament, and as leader of the Tasmanian Greens...
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Greens say Australia should take Rohingyan refugees
Greens Leader Richard Di Natale says it’s time for Australia to step up and help huge numbers of people fleeing persecution in...
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STATE: UTAS students risk arrest for fossil free divestment
As many as ten students from the University of Tasmania have occupied the office of the Vice Chancellor, refusing to leave until...
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Tasmania’s environmental laws leave plenty of room for improvement
A new EDO Tasmania report, Lifting the Standards: Opportunities to Improve Tasmania’s Environmental Laws, finds that Tasmania’s laws do not meet national...
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STATE: Dark Mofo artist Leon Ewing suggests high school students use drugs to expand creativity
High school students should be given drugs to fuel their creativity, an artist appearing at Hobart’s Dark Mofo festival says. Leon Ewing,...
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Off-road motorists’ continued use of Tarkine tracks makes farce of ban
*Pic: Ted Mead’s picture of Ordinance Point’s grand Aboriginal midden … Despite Parks and Wildlife installation of coastal fencing, many vehicles pushed...
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NATION: RET a shocking betrayal by the old parties …
• Independent Member for Denison Andrew Wilkie: The deal announced today to lower the Renewable Energy Target from 41,000 gigawatt hours to...
