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1.6KEconomyPaul Harriss MLC should resign. Questions which must be answered
Editor: Questions which must be answered: 1. Why has mainstream media – ABC, Mercury, Examiner, Advocate – not pursued the story of...
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1.1KEconomy
Thrilled
Image: J, Karl The more you try to make sense of the expression of interest by the Richard Chandler group to place...
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1.7KHistory
Armistice Day: A Tasmanian Remembrance Story
Seventy years ago, in November 1941, an Australian battalion of 920 men stationed in Darwin was preparing to go on home leave,...
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1.4KEconomy
Roundtable Creation Myth Has No Vision Splendid
The Crikey Mayne man certainly created a ruckus last week with his support for the Tamar Valley pulp mill (HERE), and it...
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829Economy
Power Sharing is a euphemism for Coalition
A response to: Power Sharing makes the Greens more electable I envy the voters of Denison, because Wilkie does deserve to keep...
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1.0KEconomy
Hush, Lara, Hush
In the Tasmanian Parliamenton Tuesday 17 May the Premier, Lara Giddings, confirmed that the establishment of the so-called forestry roundtable a year...
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906Economy
McKim’s stable government
Nick McKim has now pretty thoroughly demonstrated, as he continually reminds us all ad nauseum, that the Green part, or section or...
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1.0KCoroner & Legal
Residual Residue
The system of Tasmanian government, with its weak parliament, its ineffectual representative democracy, its timid caucus-hugging party careerists and woodchip corporate minions,...
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981Environment
Ancient History
So, it’s “ancient history” (TT HERE) that in early 2006 Gunns had information about “dioxin concentrations for various areas around Georgetown” which...
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918Economy
Throw away the dictionary
Throw away the dictionary. A dictionary’s no help at all if you really want to know what words like “substantial” or “commencement”...
