Tasmanian Times
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No strategies at all in place to protect people’s health
Although combined agencies and private forestry are burning during this time in Tasmania, we have no strategies at all in place to...
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Help preserve recordings of indigenous Australian Aboriginal music and oral song
Dear friends, I am currently hoping to establish a consortium of like minded people and professionals who can help preserve over 100,000...
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HEALTH MINISTER FAILING IN DUTY OF CARE TO PROTECT HUMAN HEALTH
Ignoring Concerns from Director of Public Health www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today continued to call on Health Minister Lara Giddings to cease...
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WAS ELIZABETH COLLEGE ASSOCIATION MEETING QUORATE?
Or Did Premier Base Decision to Force EC into Tasmania Tomorrow on Invalid Meeting? www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today expressed astonishment that...
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LABOR AND LIBERAL PARTIES BETRAY FOREST CONTRACTORS, AGAIN
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Labor and Liberal parties of using Tasmanian forest contractors as political pawns and then betraying...
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GREENS TABLE BILL TO BAN CANAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS
And Ensure State’s Coastline is Protected www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today tabled their Coastal Protection (Ban Canal Estate Development) Bill 2009 which...
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Fight Federal grasslands listing: call
· State Government must fight the Federal Government’s endangered listing of lowland grasslands · Ineffective response from Labor to date shows it...
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Greens secure inquiry to insulate Australia: save money, create jobs, save the climate
Canberra, Thursday 29 October 2009 The Senate Environment Committee will look into a comprehensive roll-out of safe and effective insulation for Australian...
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803New York’s red steps glow gold for Aussie designers at 2009 National Architecture Awards
A set of red steps cum ticket booth in New York’s landmark Times Square, and its Australian-led architect design team, have taken...
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Crusty’s corner
SINCE my first foray into writing for Tasmanian Times, I can’t say I’ve had much feedback. I don’t know how many hits...
