Tasmanian Times
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967Former Gunns boss John Gay should not have to pay back money made from insider trading, lawyers say
Former Gunns boss John Gay should not have to pay any money in his proceeds of crime case because he did not...
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Is what has now become a failed equalisation scheme, to be the Coalition’s legacy?
The Howard Coalition gained Government on core promises that Bass Strait was to be part of the National Highway. Also, to give...
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This is appalling …
I am really angry about this change to the part-pension income test for retirees with a life pension and have written to...
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Ted’s Bio-Blitz …
Veterans of the Tarkine Last week approximately 100 scientists and enthusiasts took part in the Tarkine’s festival of science Bio-Blitz organised by...
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First Day … December
Clean Waterfall into Queenstown’s polluted Queen River…..acid mine drainage that will pollute the Queen and King Rivers and Macquarie Harbour for likely...
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Thousands Rally in Hobart for Climate Action
Thousands of Tasmanians who travelled from all corners of the State rallied in Hobart for climate action in the lead up to...
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Documentary maker David Bradbury is in the Dole-drums
I drove my Mercedes to the Centrelink office recently to register for the dole. Old prejudices die hard – in my Depression...
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Malcolm …
Politicians maybe are wrongfully blamed for perceived Machiavellian behaviour … The recent change of leader within the Liberal Party however, resulted in...
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COP21: For a just, transformative & gender-responsive climate agreement
[Brussels, 24 November 2015] Climate change is one of the greatest challenges that the world faces, and affects us all. However, men...
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Mekong: Troubled Waters …
The fate of 70 million people rests on what happens to the Mekong river. With world leaders meeting in Paris next week...
