Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.2KWhere is the balance?
I take strong exception to this biased story: HERE: Cycling healthy or risky? Watch it and see for yourself! Where is the...
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The anger at those health cuts. A GP’s view
Tasmanian Greens have completed a fact-finding tour of the state’s three main hospitals, to hear directly how the announced health budget cuts...
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Brown calls on Gillard and Abbott to haul Qantas’ Joyce into line
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown today called on Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott to demand Qantas management get...
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Why euphemism is integral to modern warfare
The arms trade, and the UK’s role within it, relies on business-speak and foggy language, writes Will Self. One of my favourite...
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Looming GST threat gives new urgency to state tax reform
The Tasmanian Greens are concerned that the looming threat of a cut in the state’s GST allocation added new urgency to the...
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Forestry decline: It’s no-one’s fault, says Giddings. But Libs would forgo $276m
Government Listening to Forestry Concerns The Premier, Lara Giddings, today welcomed the opportunity to talk to businesses affected by the downturn in...
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Apple Isle shows off its warm inner glow – in the most natural way
ENVIOUS of West Australian wealth, Queensland’s sunshine and warmth, South Australia’s housing affordability, Victoria’s style? What about Tasmania’s um, er … happiness?...
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1000 expected to rally against health cutbacks
HEALTH and public sector unions are expecting up to 1000 people to join a rally against government budget cuts in Launceston today....
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RHH rebuild going to mainland companies
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, is calling on the State Government to stop shipping jobs to the mainland and start...
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Kellam attacks. Wilkinson defends
Tasmania’s corruption watchdog says it has been denied access to Tasmania Police information systems, thwarting its ability to function properly. The head...
