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810Bye-bye local power ripoffs?
Tesla has just made a very exciting announcement. It’s now using its clean energy nous not only to make some of the...
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What they should have said …
You know the mining industry ads on TV at the moment? We’ve uncovered the original recordings, with what they should have said....
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NATION: Balls of steel and feet of clay
*Pic: Peta Credlin … ‘You can tell she’s been sidelined, sadly, by the PM’s increasingly ill-advised stunts since Rupert’s call …’ Say...
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Public apology proves there’s more to China story
Taxpayers deserve a full explanation of Adam Brooks’ behaviour on the recent trade mission to China. Labor Leader Bryan Green said reports...
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Factory trawler Geelong Star returns to port after again catching dolphins
The factory trawler Geelong Star has again stopped fishing because it has caught and killed dolphins. Stricter controls were placed on the...
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Omega transport plan: Linking Victoria and Tasmania
Peter Brohier, a Melbourne lawyer and founder and convener of the National Public Lobby concept, today called on the Prime Minister and...
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New report finds need for fundamental change in Tasmania’s forest laws
A new report released today has found that Tasmanian laws and the Tasmanian Regional Forest Agreement (TRFA) are failing to protect forests...
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Paul Harriss Pretence: FT closer to closure
The ministerial statement on the future of Forestry Tasmania today was a de facto announcement of the appointment of an Administrator. Expressions...
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Bigots’ Charter passes despite growing community concern
Tasmanian gay rights advocates are bitterly disappointed the State Government has failed to heed growing community concern over its bill allowing religious...
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Celebrating … the First Day of The Month …
Sandstone cliffs on North Bruny Island It’s First Day of The Month … celebrate with these stunning shots by Isla MacGregor …...
