Tasmanian Times
Economy
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879The pokies spat
Former Labor staffer – once then Racing Minister Jim Cox’s “racing adviser” – Steve Old pulled no punches when fronting a Tasmanian...
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Cultural heritage backs Brighton bypass
authorities in Tasmania have recommended a bridge be built over an aboriginal heritage site in the path of a road bypass near...
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Wilkie urges Tasmanian Parliament to deliver on Pokies Reform
Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, today voiced his support for a Tasmanian bill proposing to place $1 bet limits on poker...
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The Price of Power (3)
Chris Harries, Comment 11: There’s no question that Basslink is a financial millstone. In the lead-up to its implementation, many of us...
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Over $18m lost on pokies for the month of August
The Tasmanian Greens today revealed that over the last eight months this year $124, 256, 821 has been lost on poker machines,...
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A Cry from the Heart – Rosebery …
We live in a beautiful valley, where 100 years ago, Aborigines roamed the highlands. Today Rosebery is contaminated with poisonous heavy metals,...
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Call for Action
Hobart City Council Alderman Philip Cocker today (Sat) called on the State Government to get on with implementing the transfer of the...
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A loan, a loan, all, all alone …
Freshwater shuts Samoa pulp mill permanently The Times-Standard Posted: 09/28/2010 09:25:57 AM PDT The owners of the Samoa Pulp mill have announced...
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Elections, corporations and forest practices
It can, be argued that the people who voted for the Greens, and in Tasmania for Independent Andrew Wilkie, in the August...
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Chemical find in creek prompts drinking water tests
Chemical find in creek prompts drinking water tests Peter Ker September 30, 2010 A VICTORIAN water authority will conduct a special round...
