Tasmanian Times
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Comment: For better or worse
Sue Neales Mercury A public gathering1 on Thursday night in Hobart canvassed what inspires citizens to become activists. Organised by the Tasmanian...
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Lennon forests rethink
Sue Neales, Mercury PREMIER Paul Lennon has told federal Labor leader Kevin Rudd he is prepared to consider a new ban on...
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Dear Will Hodgman
Rick Pilkington Finally Mr Hodgman will you at least show leadership, unlike The Premier and other members of his government and bring...
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Too little, too late
Turnoff Thetelly Not one Liberal has opposed the disgusting actions of the ALP in forcing this shonky, unrepresentative bill through Parliament. They...
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Weld Echo
Weld Echo 2007 2nd – 13th May The Black Sassy Collective presents a collaborative exhibition at the Long Gallery, Salamanca. All works...
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For evil to prevail …
Warwick Raverty It is up to all Australians who feel unease at what is happening in Tasmania, and in the rest of...
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Plantations get top water priority
Mike Bolan In Tasmania the government is encouraging Councils to prevent the building of dwellings on any rural area smaller than 40...
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Raverty: those threats
Warwick Raverty speaks to typingisnotactivism “CSIRO has a mission statement that includes the words ‘to … provide social and environmental benefit to...
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Are authorities protecting our health?
Alison Bleaney A community based report on the risks of chemical usage in Tasmanian water catchments The author argues that the authorities...
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Paying teachers for performing what?
Leonard Colquhoun Local Education Minister D Bartlett’s recent claims to be shoving the bureaucrats out of EdCentral into the empty spaces in...
