Tasmanian Times
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War Crimes Trials?
Activists attempt to bring charges against the Israeli leadership in the international court system. Israel-Palestinian Gaza Bracing for a onslaught of international...
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A Good Cause Gone Bad
Christine MacDonald Environmental business is booming but the environment remains in peril. Has the environmental movement lost its soul? Read the full...
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The First Fleet Whores on Australia’s Invasion Day
Brenda Rosser Today is Australia Day, though the vast majority of Australian aboriginal people would understandably prefer to call it ‘invasion day’....
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Young Tasmanian observes elections in El Salvador
Media Release In March El Salvador will hold presidential elections and the left wing FMLN (Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front) are predicted...
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Commercial influence on science
“I think there is a very real problem from the point of view of university research in the way that private companies...
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The truth about aggregated retention
Rob Blakers Firstly, a note on variable or aggregated retention. This practice was developed in North America, where fire is not used...
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The rally
Ali Alishah The community called upon the Premier of Tasmania, David Bartlett, to heed the wishes of Tasmanians and protect these virgin...
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Forests the new front
Jael Johnson Over seventy representatives from forest groups around Australia have met in Canberra, forming the Australian Forest and Climate Alliance (AFCA)...
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Credibility compromised
John Hawkins Chudleigh I suggest that this blind determination to build a pulp mill in the Tamar Valley will eventually cost John...
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It’s time to break the law
Scott Millwood New Matilda: The fight to save Tasmania’s forests is part of a wider moral struggle, one similar to that which...
