Tasmanian Times
Featured – Row 1
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4.1Kfriendlyjordies v The Examiner’s Rob Inglis
Rob Inglis recently published a piece in The Examiner titled ‘Labor needs to distance itself from vlogger friendlyjordies’. The gist of the...
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‘Unemployment’ Providers and What they Mean for 40,000 Tasmanians
The way we 'help' the unemployed find work is broken, argues the AUWU, and we have a golden opportunity to fix it....
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Hockey Star Vandenberg Hangs Hopes on AFLW
State hockey player Charlie Vandenberg participated in the AFLW Draft Combine this week, the only woman to do so. Due to COVID-19,...
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Remembering the Kangaroo Point Aboriginals ‘Hanged for Political Reasons’
On 24 September 1826, two Aboriginal men were hanged ‘for political reasons’ in Murray Street in Hobart. Black Dick and Jack were...
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As If We Weren’t Humans
This report – by Laurie Berg and Bassina Farbenblum; published by the Migrant Worker Justice Initiative – presents findings from a July...
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Cooking the Parrot
Ongoing forest mismanagement leaves the iconic swift parrot with nowhere to go, writes John Hawkins.
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Regional Rejuvenation Means Overcoming 7 Years of Economic Incompetence
Regional Tasmania has great jobs potential, but we need a coherent plan. Lyons MHR Brian Mitchell sets out his ideas.
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Pursuing Pinot on the Edge
Winesmith Mark uncovers why 3 Oregonian Pinot Noirs are in the portfolio of Dr Edge.
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Forest Code Breaches ‘Explained Away’ by FPA
According to an amended Forest Practices Plan this is no longer a protected Class 4 Stream in the Styx Valley Coupe SX027E.
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Princess Theatre Curtain Up Again, At Last!
Launceston's Princess Theatre has a long history, and even COVID-19 can't sink the old girl.
