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1.1KMurder conviction does not comply with law, legal expert says. The Herald-Sun report
Dr Robert N. Moles, retired Associate Professor of Law, has investigated alleged miscarriages of justice for 30 years, and is the author...
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Population is the sleeper issue of the 2013 federal election
The Stable Population Party engaged independent research company McCrindle Research1 to conduct a national omnibus survey of over 1000 Australians last week,...
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Australian Greens invest in refugee safety
The Australian Greens have launched a new plan to give refugees a safer pathway to protection. The plan includes increasing the government’s...
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Meanwhile … just how long will it take to crack the Tassie Paradigm … ?
Guardian: Tasmania gambling on an uncertain economic future The Apple Isle is searching for answers to a record budget deficit and the...
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ICAC recommends charges against former NSW Labor ministers Eddie Obeid and Ian Macdonald
The New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has recommended former Labor ministers Ian Macdonald and Eddie Obeid face criminal charges...
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Butler approves Tarkine mine …
Federal Environment Minister Mark Butler has approved Shree Minerals’ mine in Tasmania’s Tarkine region. The initial approval for the $20 million project...
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He is the quintessential whistleblower
Today Bradley Manning, a whistleblower, was convicted by a military court at Fort Meade of 19 offences for supplying the press with...
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Environmentalists urge Rudd to scrap ‘failed’ forestry deal with states
A coalition of environment groups has urged the federal government to tear up its “failed” forestry deal with states, which they blame...
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It will be the fault of MLCs, not us, say activists. Fear of ‘Terrorism’
Huon Valley Environment Centre and Still Wild Still Threatened respond to the opinion of the Tasmanian Greens Leader that a moratorium on...
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Death sentence for ‘virtually indigenous’ wallabies
Stop Tasmanian Animal Cruelty has received distressing reports of a government plan to slaughter between 200 and 300 Agile Wallabies very soon...
