Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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901The Zombie Pulp Mill. Doctors’ warning
Last week (Thursday 27 Feb) we went to another Launceston Tailrace Centre meeting. (Sigh! And grin! And gee, there have been many...
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CSIRO report supports climate change
A definitive report on observed changes in long term trends in Australia’s climate has been released today (Tues) by CSIRO and the...
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Liberal and Labor Both Out-debated
Will … tired after Springsteen. Lara … waiting tables …? Despite both the Labor and Liberal party being asked on several occasions,...
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Liberals score zero on honest government plan
Yesterday Tasmanians for Transparency released results of our candidate survey on our 12 Point Plan for Honest Government in Tasmania ( TT...
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Crikey list: the 20 most powerful people in Tasmanian politics
As Tasmania gears up for a state election on March 15, here is Crikey’s list of the 20 most powerful people behind...
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Delisting WHA: What It Means. Homes lost, $16m unspent, says Booth
Delisting Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area Forests Social, scientific, legal and industry issues Tuesday, 11th March 2014 2:30pm – 2:00pm Lecture Theatre...
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Hobart Bypass Unaffordable
Time that the idea of more roads was consigned to dustbin of history Community-based public transport advocacy group, Future Transport Tasmania (FTT),...
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The Gutwein Budget: Enid Blyton would be proud
Chair of Hobart City Council Finance and Audit Committee’s and Denison Candidate Philip Cocker has described the Gutwein election budget as a...
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A Government Funded Forestry Legacy
A Government Funded Forestry Legacy … In the meantime the forests burn … “The area burned by bushfires in Tasmania could be...
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World Heritage mockery … An act of real bastardry
A response to Richard Colbeck’s World Heritage mockery here, here, here, here, here, and here This Ringworm on the scalp of our...
