Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.2KBig Cat hunt is over in Victoria due to lack of evidence
A ‘big cat’ near Lara, southern Victoria After decades of sensational reportage of sightings and unusual animal kills, scats and footprints, the...
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Driving pokies reform … it’s up to us!
Sometimes councils and governments are faced with having to make decisions not based on enough evidence. Then there are other situations where...
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Miles abandons sinking FT ship but Ken comes to the rescue
Ken Jeffreys Miles Hampton with Premier Giddings The day after Milles Hampton resigned as Chairman of Forestry Tasmania Board, Leon Compton the...
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Nitens will be milled and marketed
The way he was … Karl Goiser operating the gang frame saw in 1955 Karl Goiser enlarges on his earlier article here:...
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Mashed Potato Mountain
In June I published an article about Quamby, the Pallittore clan leader, after whom Quamby Bluff was named (TT here). I noted...
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China seeking stake in VDL dairy
CHINA’S sovereign wealth fund is negotiating to seek a stake in Australia’s largest dairying operation, the Van Diemen’s Land Company, which operates...
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The Dinosaurs of the TCCI
Does the TCCI have the right policies for commerce and industry in Tasmania? Their September 2012 issue leads with a report that...
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Mystate Financial AGM due soon
Mystate Financial shareholders should all by now have received an invitation to the next AGM to be held at the Grand Chancellor...
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Rutting beasts and Cory Bernardi
Dear Cory Bernardi, I am a gay bisexual lesbian transgenderbender homosexual heterosexual ladyboy who dabbles in the dark arts and dribbles meat...
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Political yoke pulls public sector down, says business chief
Jennifer Westacott THE Business Council of Australia has deplored the decline of the public service, saying intimidation by growing legions of political...
