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843Something rotten in the state of Tasmania
‘Woolworths and Tabcorp are both keen to increase their poker machine numbers as they have a high profit margin with few operating...
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Kingston Bypass: A poor Nation Building project
Displaying overtones of the “Concorde Fallacy”, the Federal and State government have lined up to fund the Kingston Bypass at a time...
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Light rail for Hobart
Wednesday, 9 December 2009 The Tasmanian Liberals today announced that a Hodgman Liberal Government would undertake an implementation study into the concept...
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NW jobs and the pulp mill: The gross failure of Rockliff, Green, Kons, Best and Whiteley
Understandably, the issue of the proposed Gunns Pulp Mill has been raised in the media over the last few days with the...
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Gay offloads $3m in shares. Gunns boss sells 20 per cent of his stock
GUNNS chairman John Gay has offloaded 20 per cent of his stock in the timber company. The move sent a poor sign...
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No wonder we have silted up the Tamar
Dear Woodworker, for your further consideration … North, North East and East of Ben Lomond each referenced as: Patersonia Tasmania, Australia Ben...
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Copenhagen? Nero rules
If no one else will say it, I will: Her Majesty’s loyal opposition, as wimpy and/or reactionary a pack as the coalition...
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Copenhagen: Grand Rhetoric
Yesterdays opening of COP15 was filled with the expected grand rhetoric and tough talking by hosts Denmark. Connie Hedegaard, the Danish climate...
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ABORIGINAL MIA-MIA SITE MUST BE ASSESSED & PROTECTED
Unique Heritage Should be Celebrated by all Tasmanians www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today called for the recently discovered mia-mia, temporary Aboriginal shelter,...
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Crisis rhetoric has to be matched with crisis action
http://en.cop15.dk/blogs/view+blog?blogid=2832 As the Copenhagen Conference swiftly approaches, government leaders from around the world are working hard to convince their constituents that they...
