Tasmanian Times
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2.4KMontgomery Park in Coningham is still running
In the Tasmanian Times edition on 8/2/10 there was an article reporting that Montgomery Park in Coningham had been sold and was...
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‘How to eradicate foxes’ in 2003
An external wildlife consultant told the Tasmanian Government in early 2003 that based on allegations of fox releases in several locations and...
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Longford: Peace in our time
After an intense 2 week campaign, Longford residents were able to convince Northern Midlands Councillors that the proposed extensions to the new...
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Tribute to Ken Wriedt
The Premier, David Bartlett, today paid tribute to former Federal Labor Minister and Tasmanian Leader of the Opposition, Ken Wriedt, who sadly...
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LONGFORD: Save the Hub of our Village!
Many concerned citizens have attended two public meetings over the past fortnight, and are now signing a petition that has been drawn...
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Asylum seeker announcement a major policy shift: Advocates
ELIZABETH JACKSON: Mary Crock is a Professor of Public Law at the University of Sydney. She’s written extensively about the problems associated...
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Agreement on 35 Seat House of Assembly
The Premier, David Bartlett, today announced all three Tasmanian political parties in the House of Assembly have agreed to restore the House...
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Brighton: Feds may intervene
The Federal Infrastructure Minister is not ruling out intervening in a controversial road bypass project near Hobart. Tasmania’s cultural heritage authority is...
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Opera great Joan Sutherland dies
Figures from the opera world are paying tribute to Dame Joan Sutherland, one of the great opera singers of the 20th century,...
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Foxes: Are they or aren’t they? (Part 1)
The debate over foxes in Tasmania has a long and colourful history. Watch the Stateline video HERE Transcript: AIRLIE WARD, PRESENTER: Are...
