Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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1.0KHow feral cats kill wildlife without lifting a paw
Feral cats are a triple threat to our wildlife through predation, competition and diseases such as toxoplasmosis. Eddie Van 3000/Wikimedia Commons, CC...
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And this is only Stage One …
Well, dear folks, here it finally is: Stage One of the Battery Point walkway, or should I say, segregated pedestrian and cyclists...
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Triabunna Intrigue
This article was written in response to Michael Kent’s nomination to stand for Mayor of the Glamorgan Spring Bay municipality (centred around...
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The Probe Part 2: The Memorandum of Understanding
Chipper, sawmill or Ta Ann … ? Whopper logs snapped near Brighton yesterday. Forestry Tasmania, Ta Ann & Newood and a Freedom...
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STATE: Insanity … !
Chip pile … or something like this: the Supertree garden in Singapore that I admire … Insanity : doing the same thing...
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NATION: Trust in federal government down …
A survey has found that Australians’ trust in federal government has slumped and it is now the least-trusted tier of power. Federal...
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Schools: There are several questions which need answering …
Before Auditor General Mike Blake begins his review on appropriate enrolment numbers for our state’s public schools, there are several questions that...
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BP Walkway: 12 years in the making. D-Day UPDATE
It’s 12 years since a Battery Point walkway plan was launched … and generated has been a 2 metres high stack of...
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Life in a ‘degrowth’ economy, and why you might actually enjoy it
What does genuine economic progress look like? The orthodox answer is that a bigger economy is always better, but this idea is...
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The Probe
*Pic: Resources Minister Paul Harriss in Sarawak while an MLC. Image, Sarawak Report, here Background to the Ta Ann Quota buy back....
