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777A wine bar in the Huon region, opened last month …
Part of the $1 million of taxpayers’ money allocated to set up three Sirolli Institutes in regions hit hard by the forestry...
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We are concerned that Telstra has breached the Privacy Act
Mr Tim Pilgrim Australian Information Commissioner GPO Box 5218 Sydney NSW 2001 16 July 2013 Dear Mr Pilgrim, We are making a...
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Helen Thomas: Feisty journalist broke glass ceiling
Helen Thomas was the tenacious and feisty dean of the White House press corps who covered 10 presidents and was a trailblazer...
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How close to houses should an open cut mine be?
You may remember an article in Tasmanian Times earlier this year ( A plea for help from Stawell, Victoria ) about a...
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Declines in State Spending Lead to Soaring Student Debt
First in a three-part series about ever-rising student debt levels in the United States. The second and third articles will look at...
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Marti Zucco: Tasman Bridge must be made safer
Federal candidate for Franklin, Marti Zucco announced today that if elected he will seek federal funding to solve the pedestrian and bike...
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Spend the night with Julian Burnside AO QC
Dear friend, This is your special exclusive invite to spend the night with Julian Burnside AO QC. I personally experienced the limitations...
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Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair! …
Dave Groves’ Picture Essay on the demolition of Gunns Ltd’s HQ building, Launceston, ( Mercury here ) I met a traveller from...
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One purchase, one vote. One life saved?
UNICEF Young Ambassador Emma Crane is a speaker at the Fairly Educated Conference currently taking place in Hobart, which is designed to...
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Ripe for the plucking
Remember when politicians and their bureaucrats patted us on the head and told us not to worry, that the lock-up of Tasmania’s...
