Tasmanian Times
Economy
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824Inland Fisheries buys property
TASMANIA’S Inland Fisheries Service is using fishing licence fees to amass a property portfolio, including the building that houses the well-known Hill...
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Power Sharing is a euphemism for Coalition
A response to: Power Sharing makes the Greens more electable I envy the voters of Denison, because Wilkie does deserve to keep...
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Perhaps it was because of incompetence …
Yesterday’s Mercury carried letters from doctors and nurses saying that they are not the (health crisis) problem. My experience suggests that they...
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Tasmanian economy in second gear
GUNNS’ proposed Bell Bay pulp mill remains one of the few potential kickstarts to the state’s economy, according to the latest national...
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Step forward for preventative health
The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed) welcomed the passage of their motion to establish a Joint House Select Committee on Preventative Health, which...
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Attacking Peg Putt misses the issue
Picture, Details of the visit: HERE: Tasmania’s forest campaign goes global The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their long standing support for peaceful...
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Tote sale process is reckless
The Tasmanian Greens today called for a commitment that the TOTE would not be sold while the Parliamentary Committee Inquiry into the...
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Minister dodging questions on Forestry handout. Mill buyers. Gunns quizzed
The Tasmanian Greens today said the Forestry Minister Bryan Green has failed to explain to the Tasmanian people why he approved another...
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‘You make me sick’ O’Byrne feels heat on health cutbacks
HEALTH Minister Michelle O’Byrne said not one stone had been left unturned when it came to making savings in the health budget,...
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Ministerial dialogue? It hasn’t happened.
The disturbing lack of political will in meeting the accommodation needs of Hobart community groups calls for further comment. Old Bear (HERE)...
