Tasmanian Times
Economy
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757A sense of despair
Every Tasmanian who remembers the last rounds of major government cost cutting in the 1990s must be sharing the sense of despair...
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Addicted to pain and conflict
It has become perfectly clear to me over the past 12 months that a lot of Tasmanians are addicted to pain and...
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The Oracle’s Market Update (Evening): The MDMA-fuelled feline
It wasn’t so much a dead cat bounce as an MDMA-fuelled feline launched into orbit from a cannon. The numbers first. Unsurprisingly,...
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There is a context to London’s riots that can’t be ignored
Graphic pictures from the Daily Mail, Mail online: HERE Those condemning the events in north London and elsewhere would do well to...
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Prospects for the global, Australian and Tasmanian economies
Launceston Country Club, 9th August 2011: Presentation to a luncheon hosted by the Launceston Chamber of Commerce Download: Launceston_CofC_Aug_2011.pdf
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Tasmania is not Greece … nor is it America
There’s an internet site (http://economicscience.net/content/JokEc) which lists a series of jokes about economists, which I sometimes refer to when preparing for a...
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Pulp mill permit: Three working weeks…
Many of us in Tasmania are intently watching the death throes of this controversial pulp mill project. The saga has seen the...
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The Oracle’s Market Update (Evening): Don’t buy a Bugatti
Credit ratings, like Bugattis, are only owned by the rich and/or seriously indebted. Contrary to popular opinion, buying a camcorder at Harvey...
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‘Not a likely scenario son’
The mid-70’s were interesting Tasmanian Times (pardon the pun). I was an Examiner reporter and the word ‘conserve’ was making its way...
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GILLARD’S DEAL: Burke. Giddings, Green. Reaction. Gunns: No Fed funds; State buyback? Tarkine
Stay update with breaking news on PM Julia Gillard’s Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental Agreement announced this morning by using the TT News Dropdown...
