Tasmanian Times
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824Modern day Conquistadores alive and well
The Haiti disaster is unimaginably horrible, but, believe it or not, it’s a nation that has fared even worse in the past....
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Why the Left should support Sea Shepherd’s anti-whaling campaign
When the Sea Shepherd vessel Ady Gil sank on January 8 following a collision with a ship in the Japanese whaling fleet,...
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Gilding the lily
A heritage issue is back in the news focus (although, in fact, it hasn’t been away too long). It’s the planned building...
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H.G. and Tassie
An incurably passionate man when it came to women, or just oversexed? What was your conclusion in watching the recent feature about...
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Socialist Alliance Candidates say: Free the Brighton arrestees, put Bartlett on trail for cultural v
In response to the first of many cases around those arrested defending Aboriginal cultural heritage, the Socialist Alliance has called on the...
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All the willows are gone
Sam, Bachelor of Law, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, Fellow Royal Australian College of Physicians and misinformed to boot. On our...
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The Oil and Money Straitjacket
DAVID Holden and Richard Johns, in their 1981 book ‘The House of Saud: ‘The Rise and Rule of the Most Powerful Dynasty...
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Aboriginal warning to developers
ALL major infrastructure projects in Tasmania are at risk with the Tasmanian Aboriginal community refusing to survey culturally sensitive developments. In a...
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The birth of Zimbabwe …
THE “punkahwallah” was working overtime this night. Only the string quartet and the aspidistra was missing as the punkah swayed backwards and...
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Welcome to Orwell’s World 2010
“WE ARE INTELLECTUAL PROSTITUTES” John Swinton, the former Chief of Staff of the New York Times, was one of America’s best loved...
