Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Another piece of government insanity
IAN I don’t know how many people are aware of this piece of governmental insanity but the above arrived in our letterbox...
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Bridging the divide
MICHAEL NORTHCOTT on Radio National’s Encounter. Michael Northcott is professor of ethics at Edinburgh University, an Anglican theologian and a leading author...
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GetUp again
ANNE LAYTON-BENNETT I suspect most of you will already have responded to this GetUp campaign, but given the imminency of the ALP...
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Director Learning and Teaching Tasmanian Academy
PETER Another PS job. Big salary ($115,000) and three months’ leave (or trade off your excessive leave for even more dough…) And...
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Cuba’s green revolution
ASH PEMBERTON Participatory decision-making about cultivation, harvesting, and consumption is encouraged through new models of ownership and distribution. Labour relationships have been...
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Bob Carr bats for forests and job transformation
BOB CARR, Former NSW Premier From the air they are bands of green that emerge from the Great Dividing Range and run...
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Questions over the curious case of the Education Foundation
HAG There’s something very strange about the story of the Education Foundation … which stimulates a number of questions. Firstly, why did...
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Gunns sponsorships are not secure, says L’Estrange
RACHEL WILLIAMS, Examiner Business Reporter: In his first interview since taking over the reins at the controversial timber company, new Gunns chief...
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PM Kevin Rudd told nuclear is best hope by Rio Tinto
AUSTRALIAN phill Parsons: Now what does Garrett say about that? Read more here
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Case Continues as Triabunna Forest Activists Sue Gunns Over Pulp Mill Claims
WARRICK JORDAN MR Eleven forest activists sued for their part in December’s climate change protest action at Gunns’ Triabunna woodchip mill today...
