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798When is Anzac Day again?
This inept bunch of public servants doesn’t know when Anzac Day occurs. Public Notices – The Mercury Sat 23 April 2011 (page...
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Returning from Kutalayna
Now, the dark clouds hang on the horizon, and after the events of the day mother nature reflects. After returning from Kutalayna...
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Brighton Bypass: Monday, April 18
All on Kate Burton’s blog, HERE Matthew Newton, http://www.matthewnewton.com.au … ABC Online: More arrests as Aborigines return to bypass Police have arrested...
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Last permit for Brighton bypass
The Tasmanian Government has cleared the way for a bridge to be built over the oldest evidence of human habitation in the...
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Premier Giddings and Army Deputy Chief launch new books
At a dual book launch today in Hobart at the Anglesea Barracks the Tasmanian Premier, Lara Giddings and Deputy Chief of Army,...
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Criminalising gay parenting
The Tasmanian Liberals want to decriminalise altruistic surrogacy for everyone except same-sex couples. Under their proposed amendments to State Government surrogacy reform,...
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And all the time I thought we were living in a democracy
The history of this “so called” Protection of Agricultural Land Policy certainly caused a deal of uneasiness when being debated in both...
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Objective News
In democratic countries, the overriding duty of the mass media is objectivity. Objectivity consists of conveying the points of view of both...
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Crack Hardy
“Tasmanians were deliberately given the most dangerous tasks during the First World War. Which accounts for why the 15th Battalion, a unit...
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Can journalists ever be heroes? Is journalism worth dying for?
They’ve been portrayed, over the decades, as fearless adventurers and talentless drudges, noble truth-tellers and wretched liars, romantic idealists and sneering cynics,...
