Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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What exactly does the latest science mean for the planet and our island state?
The University Department of Rural Health invites you to attend a free and open community event – a talk by Professor David...
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‘Transitioning Tasmania to a Zero Carbon Future’
‘Transitioning Tasmania to a Zero Carbon Future’ Launch and press conference of the Zero Carbon Australia Stationary Energy Report Launch WHEN: 11th...
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1.7KHoly Smokes!
This is something we cannot ignore! It is stated by the EPA, that particle emissions released into the Tasmanian airshed from forestry...
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The Queenstown Series (1)
Queenstown Stories Produced in early 2010 for the inaugural Queenstown Arts & Heratige Festival, these four films explore connections to Queenstown’s natural...
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Oldest known stone axe found in Arnhem Land … Older than Brighton?
A piece of stone axe found in the Northern Territory has been dated at 35,500 years old, making it the oldest of...
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Pulp mill related: Anne’s Update
For those living in Hobart, or with Hobart-based contacts, please consider supporting the film night scheduled for the 29th November, and spreading...
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Read!
Smart plants, or why we should think a lot more than twice before cutting down trees . . . http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/10/101021152401.htm *************** Hedge...
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Island Earth calls for Commonwealth Action on Space Development
Should Commonwealth nations collaborate on space development? We meet for nation building. We meet for sport. We meet to battle over cricket....
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Lessons in power sharing: Engage in the new political dialogue
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the State’s pioneering power-sharing arrangement, that brokered a national first with Greens in Cabinet, has established...
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The Greens – more than a protest vote
Is there no stopping the Greens? Coverage of the impending Victorian election, now three weeks away, is obsessed with the impact the...
