Tasmanian Times
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892Millions Will Starve as Rich Nations Cut Food Aid Funding, Warns UN
Aid agencies fear global disaster as support for World Food Programme hits 20-year low. October 12, 2009 “The Guardian” — TENS of...
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TIME FOR PREMIER TO LISTEN TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL STAFF
Independent Review the Only Way Forward Due to Breakdown in Trust Between Premier and Teachers www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today said that...
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LABOR MUST NEGOTIATE WITH ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
Stop the Bullying and arrogant behaviour www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today urged the Premier to intervene to guarantee that negotiations with unions...
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Tasmania Tomorrow Protests Teachers Vote to Stop Work
Australian Education Union Secondary College/Post Year 10 Sector Secondary College teachers throughout Tasmania have voted overwhelmingly to attend stop work meetings in...
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JOINT MEDIA RELEASE – ZERO SUPPORT FOR CANAL ESTATE PLAN FROM SOUTHERN MAYORS
Download pdf version at: www.saveralphsbay.org/pdf/SRBBTETMedia16Oct09.pdf “That’s three more nails in the canal estate proposal’s coffin”, said Save Ralphs Bay spokeswoman, Jane MacDonald....
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Contractors deserve a fair go
Following further news that logging contractors are at crisis point, with many set to leave the industry, Environment groups have backed the...
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Whale activist hits visa hurdle
THE Federal Immigration Department has cracked down on Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson, demanding to know the anti-whaling group leader’s police and court...
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Pulp mill protests bend for the world game
Gualeguaychú Assemblymen were allowing today from 8 in the morning for vehicles to cross the international bridge to Uruguay only when the...
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There are other cleaner, smokeless methods
Ian Norton is standing again for Launceston city council and he is suggesting landscape burning to minimize bushfires when there are other...
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Death throes of the Old Dragon and the woeful state of Tasmanian mainstream media …
Beseiged by declining ad revenue and readership, befuddled by the internet revolution Old Media leadership in Tasmania has looked firmly to its...
