Tasmanian Times
Economy
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959We ask once again: So Bryan, who are the PAL winners?
How can you allow such an unconscionable set of circumstances involving people like the Bridges and many others, arise and then continue?...
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Three Capes: narrow-viewed, highly divisive, expensive agenda
Spokesperson for the ‘Keeps the Capes Wild Group’ – Mr Ted Mead, claimed today that the proposed 3 Capes project on the...
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Bellerive AFL: Not just populist
The Tasmanian Greens today (sunday) stated that consistent with their policy position to not support taxpayer subsidisation for the AFL Hawthorn deal...
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Strong Sales of Organic Foods Attract Investors
PARIS — Even during a period of rising food prices and economic uncertainty, Damien Bignon, a poultry farmer in the Paris region,...
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To Make Logging Legal, Liberia Will Give Every Tree a Barcode
The African country of Liberia is blessed with lush rainforests full of pygmy hippos, Diana monkeys, duikers, and lots of valuable trees....
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Abbott: MIS a problem
OPPOSITION leader Tony Abbott has contradicted his party’s stance on managed investment schemes. Mr Abbott told a community meeting in Colac last...
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Startled Mercury wakes up … a bit
Editorial: Economy based on our diversity THE MERCURY | May 24, 2011 10.57am FORMER Labor premier Jim Bacon swept to power in...
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Pulp mill permit confusion
GUNNS Limited’s pulp mill project could be affected by an unclear term in the building permit. The Pulp Mill Assessment Act 2007...
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The Black Flagging of Parliament
Welcome to another day where black is the colour and none is the number. We have surrounded the front of this parliament...
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Syrupy Gutwein’s ode to Rauma … and the truth
On a chilly Hobart afternoon, a middle-aged, unemployed woman talked her husband and kid into attending their very first, real-life protest rally....
