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982Veils and Tin Hats
Peter Henning More than 200 Tasmanian nurses enlisted in military forces during the Second World War. The vast majority joined the Australian...
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Veils and Tin Hats
More than 200 Tasmanian nurses enlisted in military forces during the Second World War. The vast majority joined the Australian Army Nursing...
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Childhood lead exposure linked to crime in adulthood
Isla MacGregor: It would be very useful for the Department of Health to conduct research on crime statistics from Rosebery, Zeehan, and...
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Sea Shepherd welcomes World Court date. James Price Point …
Melbourne, Australia: Sea Shepherd Australia’s chair, Dr Bob Brown, has welcomed news from The Hague that the Australian Government’s challenge to Japan’s...
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Leatherwood: A business struggling to survive, because of …
The recent report and commentary in the media about the growing importance of exports of leatherwood honey to China is welcome positive...
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Hobart Baroque: The long-cherished dream becomes reality …
Hobart hosts Australia’s first-ever annual festival celebrating music of the 17th and 18th centuries. January 1988. Bicentennial year. The previous November I’d...
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Forestry burns causing havoc for Smithton residents
Pic: John Hawkins Pic: Bob Hawkins The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Health Minister of ignoring the serious health impacts from Forestry...
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Greens: End $13 billion fossil fuel subsidies for big mining companies
The Australian Greens have released new costings by the Parliamentary Budget Office that show that Labor’s spending on fossil fuel subsidies for...
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Public rally to support the Tasmanian mining industry
The Minister for Energy and Resources Bryan Green today urged people to turn out in support of Tasmania s mining industry at...
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John Howard still misleading over Iraq fiasco
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has responded to former Prime Minister John Howard’s address to the Lowy Institute last night...
