Tasmanian Times
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936Having a whale of a time …
By Lally, onboard the Arctic Sunrise So there I stood, nostrils twitching trying to work out what the awful smell was. After...
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Heidi writ large
MEDIA RELEASE 7TH JANUARY 2006 GUNNS WRIT DEFENDANT INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED Young filmmaker and Gunns writ defendant Heidi Douglas has won the Katherine...
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Some like it hot
What the Greens say: Wednesday, 4 January 2006 Heat on government as nation swelters: Greens The hottest year on record in Australia...
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Devil of a paddle
PRESS RELEASE BATTLING THE BASS STRAIT Four adventurers will cross the Bass strait to highlight the plight of the tasmanian devil suffering...
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No sanctuary
IT IS the long unwritten law of the sea that we must help a person in distress on the water. That is...
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An end to onanism
AT last !! From within academia has come a very frank admission that what has been passed off as “teacher-training” for far...
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Forestry’s triple treat
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A new chip off the block
THE Tasmanian Government has appointed ANZ chief economist Saul Eslake as chairman of the Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board. Saul, of course, is...
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Pulp mill: abusing debate
WHILE a rally which packed Albert Hall with over 2500 people showed the breadth of community opposition to Gunns’ current pulp mill...
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Meanwhile, in Canada
MEDIA RELEASE Saturday, 10 December 2005 Milne calls for leadership in plenary address to global climate conference In her Plenary address to...
