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764Award winning Tourism Operators and Tasmanian Land Conservancy join forces to help rare birds
Forty Spotted Pardalote. Picture :Bill Wakefield Birds comprise the largest group of Tasmania’s threatened vertebrate animals. Of the 76 vertebrates listed under...
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DATA INDICATES TASMANIA TOMORROW REFORMS HAVE FAILED EDUCATION OUTCOMES
The Tasmanian Greens today said that leaked Tasmanian Qualifications Authority data does not present a positive advertisement for the Tasmania Tomorrow reforms,...
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A light rail to Hobart’s northern suburbs vital for our economic survival
The proposed electric light rail for Hobart’s northern suburbs would be vital if we wanted to prosper economically and compete with the...
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Forestry crisis is a once-in-a-lifetime chance
One of the silliest things about logging native forest is that it’s costing us money. Taxpayers are forking out millions to prop...
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Good riddance, John Gay
From my home on the east side of the Huon, I look across to a horizon of Hartz Mountains peaks. Between the...
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Once were universities – Once were scholars
You may have had the difficulty of trying to think up a neat, precise, pithy, and headline-catching expression for something – you...
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It’s mostly the Greens’ fault, says Robin Gray
The GFC, a high Aussie dollar, the collapse of Great Southern and Timbercorp, and The Greens are to blame for Gunns’ massive...
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Dangers of outdoor and indoor burning
Dear Friends of the Air, See attachment for dangers of outdoor and indoor burning ie passive smoking Subject: The Wood Smoke Activist...
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At last! Action on Asbestos at Princess Wharf
Unions Tasmania Tasmanian Branch of the ACTU Media Release Thursday, 27 May 2010 At last! Action on Asbestos at Princess Wharf One...
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Phasing out the live export of sheep
Tonight the City of Fremantle UNANIMOUSLY passed a motion to phase out the live export of sheep. Of the nearly 4 million...
