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802Australians unfazed by government spying on other countries
Poll found 70% of Australian adults believe it is acceptable to spy on nations Australia does not have a good relationship with...
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Time capsules with a difference
The UN warns that the world population is now well over 7 billion and “has reached a stage where the amount of...
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Shree: Tom Ellison right on the (lack of) money …
*Pic: Bryan Green, former Deputy Premier; now Opposition Leader, and Shree’s Sanjay Loyalka … SATURDAY, MAY 7: • ABC Radio is reporting...
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Divide & Conquer In Tasmania
Pic: of Brett Whiteley MP, notable Christian Picture: Rob Walls, http://robertwalls.wordpress.com/ The Tone. Smokin’ Joe. Lies, daughters, dancing and winking eyes. There’s...
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Abbott Government wastes World Heritage Committee’s time …
Oldgrowth wilderness forest, Peak Rivulet, southern Tasmania. *Pic: Rob Blakers http://www.robblakers.com/ … delist attempt of Tasmania’s forests further discredited • Internal government...
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Broken promises and shameless lies …
Hi-Viz wisdom …? Tony Abbott visits a brickworks with now MPs Eric Hutchinson and Andrew Nikolic during last year’s election campaign. The...
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The Fix is in: Families to pay for Forestry through their Electricity Bills
*Pic: Kim Both on Burnie wharf with FT logs for export… Tasmanian families face paying through increased power bill the Liberal Hodgman...
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The Greens have called my intention to vote against the Budget a ‘stunt’
The Greens have called my intention to vote against the Budget a ‘stunt’. This reaction was not in the public interest because...
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Business, government and community sector meet to discuss tackling state’s big problems
Image of Dr Michael McAfee from here Government, business and community sector representatives came together in Hobart today to explore a “Collective...
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Casting the first stone of breaking convention might come to haunt Abbott
Wiki Commons pic of Tony Abbott Last week the ALP made a tactical error in Federal Parliament by voting through the debt...
