Tasmanian Times
Economy
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930Tote 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)...
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Another waste of Tas government money?
Note that many other organisations are content to stay with Outlook 2007 Tasmania upgrades to Exchange 2010 The Tasmanian Government has embarked...
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Just as Ian Rist predicted, 2000 birds die as feral cull backfires
More than 2000 birds have died on Macquarie Island since the Federal Government began a scheme to cull rabbits, cats, rats and...
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The Importance of Green Spaces in Cities
• A response to Barry Brannan, Comment 1, HERE: Garden allotments in Switzerland Barry, not sure if it is necessary to play...
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Hush, Lara, Hush
In the Tasmanian Parliamenton Tuesday 17 May the Premier, Lara Giddings, confirmed that the establishment of the so-called forestry roundtable a year...
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Community capers
Members of Hobart community organisations seeking affordable premises for their activities would have cast a wry (or aggrieved, angry, envious) look at...
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The Privileges Committee and those explosive revelations
The Tasmanian Greens today (Tues) welcomed the conclusion of the report by the Privileges Committee inquiry into matters surrounding evidence given to...
