Tasmanian Times
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1.0KFlying in the face of old age: Buck and Joan in the Wars
Buck and Joan Emberg have had the horrifying expience of being sick on a 22 hour flight from Sydney to Duluth, Minnesota....
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We’re old and gray …
“We’re here, old and gray, What’s more, we won’t go away And we’re coming to get you anyway” Furthermore, we vote and...
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Tinderbox Residents Await Tower Decision
Tinderbox residents are awaiting Kingborough Council’s decision whether to reject a telecommunications tower proposed near homes and a nature reserve. Residents had...
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Permits – is Gunns out of Time? Triabunna 13 litigation ends. Forestry hates me. Animals arrested
We are moving towards the end game of the Great Tasmanian Pulp Mill saga with Gunns shares suspended, the unpaid creditors baying...
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My business is at risk because of the dead hand of bureaucracy
There have been many comments made recently in the media about the dead hand of governmental regulation and bureaucratic interference on the...
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Safe Food Foundation retains Slater & Gordon Lawyers
Safe Food Foundation retains Slater & Gordon Lawyers to provide legal advice and support for GM free growers near the site of...
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In the Land of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man is King
Dr Warwick Raverty’s devastating revelations from inside the assessment process of Gunns Ltd’s Tamar Valley pulp mill plan I will add my...
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Addicted to pain and conflict
It has become perfectly clear to me over the past 12 months that a lot of Tasmanians are addicted to pain and...
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Walking in the footsteps of Archbishop Romero
It’s dark now, as I begin chatting to David outside his home in Los Marranitos, a rural village in the Department of...
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There is a context to London’s riots that can’t be ignored
Graphic pictures from the Daily Mail, Mail online: HERE Those condemning the events in north London and elsewhere would do well to...
