Tasmanian Times
Economy
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938The One True God and Climate Change Heretics
SUPER-TYPHOON HAIYAN strikes the Philippines, leaving 10,000 dead and utter devastation (For the breaking news of this horror use the TT NEWS...
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STATE: Labor caucus meets but no sign of Brenton … Mansell, Kennett blast.
Labor’s caucus has met for the first time since backbencher Brenton Best called for the Premier Lara Giddings to stand aside. The...
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NATION: In Hiding … Carbon tax bill introduced. Tony’s plan for Tassie
The Opposition has accused the Government of hiding behind the military to avoid answering tough questions on border protection, as a Jakarta...
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Lest We Forget: the need to morally justify Afghanistan
Today, to mark Remembrance Day, Tasmanian Times republishes Scott MacInnes’ searching essay … Lest We Forget: the need to morally justify Afghanistan,...
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I don’t want my money supporting these things
Many people I speak to express concern about global issues such as social injustice, war, climate change, and natural resource depletion/degradation. Some...
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In the face of all this unspeakable cruelty to Australian animals …
The Bader 111 The Barly Pearl The Ocean Drover Israel Kuwait Mauritus Crammed on an aircraft The Abbott government has said that...
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PUP, Gay in talks on Hampshire pulp mill
PALMER United and former Gunns Limited supremo John Gay have been in talks about a Hampshire pulp mill. The PUP’s man in...
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If, one day, the proverbial hits the fan …
Are you sitting comfortably? Then I’ll begin. (That was actually the opening line to the BBC’s Listen with Mother on radio about...
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STATE: Buyers Beware; Pulp mill permit may be declared invalid. Jobs go etc …
Garry Stannus’ pictures of 10,000-strong protest march through Launceston against the pulp mill on Sat 23 August 2008 The Tasmanian Conservation Trust...
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First look at Hobart transport link
HOBART’S light rail proposal has a colourful new brand, a name and a route extension past Glenorchy to the Museum of Old...
