Tasmanian Times
Economy
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891A multi-billion dollar disaster in the making
In our last 3 newsletters, Action for Tasmanian Autistic Children has carried stories focusing on the NDIS. The first two of these...
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Wotif founder Graeme Wood takes stake in battery storage developer Redflow
Graeme Wood, the founder of online accommodation booking site Wotif and a major donor to climate and clean energy initiatives, has emerged...
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A history of two legal systems in 700 words …
*Pic: of William Blackstone … serial liar … People can lie; circumstances cannot. – Legal maxim The systems are the adversary system...
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Greedy Californians are almost out of water
Residents acknowledge the problem — and the potential disaster it could cause — and then go about wasting more of the precious...
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Researchers raise concerns over underwater Totten Glacier melt
WARM seawater sloshing around the base of one of Antarctica’s largest glaciers could cause sea levels to rise faster than anticipated, according...
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Ever been blocked by an MP?
Have you ever been blocked by a member of parliament? Care to send me a screen shot please to my email address...
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Break the Federal Group monopoly
The problem with monopolies is that they stifle development, increase costs and have no known benefit, except to the monopoly. Monopolies are...
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NATION: Save the Children staff say Moss review exposes negligence on Nauru
A Save the Children employee accused of encouraging protest and self-harm among detainees on Nauru says the Moss review has exposed the...
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Seven per cent can’t afford the doctor
In a single year, seven per cent of Tasmanian adults were prevented from going to a GP because of cost. And as...
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University deregulation puts northern campuses at risk
Greens Senator for Tasmania, Peter Whish-Wilson is calling on the Government to abandon its plans for university deregulation to prevent further distress...
