Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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1.2KTurning politicians into corporate servants …
Ed: You want to get to grips with the (true) state of the world economy? Read this – The Social Consequences of...
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NATION: Abbott’s Direct Action increases carbon emissions. Bugging, trade, Arctic 30
This pic from A Reader • Mercury: Rallies put heat on Abbott AN analysis of the Coalition’s direct action climate change policy...
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Federal Hotels: End of a chapter
Federal Hotels’ 2012/13 financials confirm its cash-flow struggles highlighted the previous year have continued and will only be resolved by a selloff...
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Things have to change …
It seems that, every week, we see another indicator of how bad things are here in Tasmania, how we trail all other...
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Oak Lodge becomes political …
The upcoming sale of the 1830’s heritage property Oak Lodge, Richmond seems to have become political. The sale has now been postponed...
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Independent fuel feels BP’s pain
If BP is feeling the squeeze from supermarket giants; the obvious question is ‘what chance have independents got?’, says the association that...
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Venture’s Tarkine mine a risky investment, shareholders reminded
Venture Mineral shareholders were again reminded of the risks of the company’s proposed open-cut mine in Tasmania’s spectacular Tarkine region with a...
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Abbott pledges Bass Strait review
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, commented on the Prime Minister’s response to his question on Bass Strait transport costs. “The...
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The case of the declining eastern quoll: correlation equals causation – or does it?
Eastern quoll populations have declined by more than 50% over the past decade, but their decline correlates with a number of possible...
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My, how you’ve grown (3) … another update on the Peregrines
Classic underwing profile. Picture: Erin Harris November 6 The brood wakes up with mum’s arrival. The young are much more mobile now...
