Tasmanian Times
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846Ain’t no sunshine …
Salamanca last Saturday … Last Saturday was sunny, and as I needed some bamboo sticks, off I went to Salamanca market. What...
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With the fall of the Green Zone, ‘our’ Iraq comes undone
There used to be a fiction of safety in Iraq, but with Australian and American troops gone, that fiction has crumbled too,...
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NATION: No roadmap on Manus for Turnbull
• Peter Martin, Economics Editor, The Age: Federal budget 2016: Tax cuts. $80,000 is anything but average If Scott Morrison thinks that...
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Precious Freshwater diverted to Aquaculture
Tasmania is in a period of historic drought. The Huon Aquaculture Company has a freshwater “flow-through” hatchery hidden away behind a stand...
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Tim Slade responds to Mr Brewster, CEO of TasWater
*Pic: TasWater CEO Mike Brewster’s letter to the NE Advertiser … Dear Sir, It is very important to note that the catalyst...
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THE BUDGET: Crying for a tax break
*Pic: Whisky distiller William McHenry AUSTRALIANS may have to go overseas to buy the country’s best spirits as craft distillers crying for...
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Let’s dare to talk about it … a message of hope
Forester, Speth, right, is interviewed on sustainability … The response to the “What nobody dares to say to you about climate change”...
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Firefighting review confirms TWWHA values protection bungle
*Pic: Sandy Lake replica hut and back burn A review of the firefighting efforts ( HERE ) into the unprecedented bushfires that...
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Surviving the Carbon Apocalypse
In 1968 the Earthrise image inspired a new generation of environmentalists to care about the Earth. In the same year Dr Peter...
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The Horror of 1080 Poison …
Photo of Makarora Penelope Marshall who lives in southern Tasmania is deeply concerned about 1080 poison, used in Tasmania to kill foxes...
