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7321 Million Carbon Tax impacts on running costs of Hobart City Council
Hobart City Council’s bill for the carbon tax could top 1 million dollars said Alderman Jeff Briscoe said today and with no...
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Three quarters of Australians back mandatory limits on poker machines
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has welcomed another in a long line of national polls showing overwhelming support for poker...
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The Road to Nowhere
It didn’t take long for interstate friends to offer commiserations following Monday’s Q&A. No wonder you guys are in a mess. Is...
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Back to the Future: Remember Wesley Vale?
With Gunns Pulp Mill still sorta theoretically possible and the farcical result of the ‘peace talks’, I felt the urge to revisit...
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Potosí: Tribute to a city and a work of art
I gaze up at Tasmanian artist Bobby-z´s tribute to the people of the mines HERE: then look past it to the conical...
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TCT blast. White-out fears. Leadership for Lara. I will not be moved, says Julia
Statement from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust regarding the ‘Tasmanian Forest Agreement: Heads of Agreement’ The Tasmanian Conservation Trust Executive Council met this...
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Lara: Like a spoiled rich teenager with a spending problem …
With just about every indicator confirming that Tasmania’s economy is as healthy as Derrryn Hinch’s liver, what are the options facing our...
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Why retail is struggling in Tasmania
Retail depends very largely on discretionary funding Amount spent on petrol in 1998 in Tasmania: $355 million dollars approximately Amount spent on...
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Fox baits laid in suburbs … as Maria cull lashed
… Veterinary pathologist David Obendorf also has criticised the baiting so close to suburbs. “It beggars belief. I am surprised they are...
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High Farce
In September 1938 British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain flew back to England brandishing an agreement and declaring “peace for our time”, oft...
