Tasmanian Times
Economy
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766Footy: Another extension of the Nanny State
Talking about Bellerive Oval ( HERE ) Paul Muller laments the lack of interest by Governments in spending further funds. “That it...
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The Travelling ‘Roo-oil Salesman
By now, the Tasmanian government has signed up to another five year commercial partnership with the AFL’s Hawthorn FC – Early links...
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Food, Forest, family – A forum for Tasmania
Some of Tasmania’s most informative and entertaining speakers will discuss the critical issues of “food, forests and family” at a new forum...
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The continued development of Bellerive Oval should be an economic imperative for Tasmania
The continued development of Bellerive Oval should be an economic imperative for Tasmania; that we can recover the cost of investment much...
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If the Auditor-General finds the promises regarding Aurora were deliberately misleading …
An article by Sue Neales in the Saturday Mercury ( Bad time to bow out, 13 Nov: Extract, Link below ), deserves...
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Tamar Valley residents denied NBN (2)
As a small tourism business in Dilston, we are certainly shocked to learn that we will miss out on being connected to...
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Merchants of Doubt
How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming By Naomi Oreskes and Erik M....
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The intense couple of weeks
Evidence based news has been thin on the ground for a while, with media focussing on commenting on other people’s comments and...
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Sir John Beddington: Food Crisis, Population Growth and other issues…
Professor Sir John Beddington’s Speech at SDUK 09 Professor Sir John Beddington, chief scientific adviser to HM government, speaking at the GovNet...
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Gunns takes Suntas on a pulp mill site tour
Until recently, Gunns Limited’s proposed pulp mill site on the Tamar River was a closely guarded no-go zone. Along its fenceline, signs...
