Tasmanian Times
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2.3KGeoffrey Cousins on the the latest changes to the pulp mill legislation
Interview on ABC Hobart radio, February 11, 2014. Leon Compton: If a Government trying to assist the Pulp mill project shows the...
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Climate science must be part of national curriculum
A guest speaker at the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society’s (AMOS) annual conference tomorrow will call for climate science to be included...
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Global warming stalled by strong winds driving heat into oceans
The “pause” in global warming since 2001 can be explained by the discovery of unusually strong winds in the Pacific, climatologists have...
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Pulp Friction: one independent’s perspective
The mill is a mirage, a cruel hoax all political parties are exploiting to distract voters from the real problems Tasmanians face....
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Arm End: Reserved for the Public or a Private Development?
There is a battle underway over the control of a recreational reserve in a corner of Tasmania. The story deserves to be...
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The Failure of Far Right-Wing Ideology
An early taste of things to come for Tasmania under the anthropogenic climate change that the failure of right wing ideology is...
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29 MPs let corporate interest dictate their votes …
• How they voted: YES: Farrell, Harriss, Hall, Rattray, Taylor, Forrest, Hiscutt, Goodwin, Dean, Mulder. NO: Armitage, Valentine, Gaffney, Finch. The Tasmanian...
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Michael Mansell calls for 7.5 per cent of state land tax …
Michael Mansell has called on all three political parties to commit to granting Aborigines 7.5% of land tax revenue collected in Tasmania...
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It’s time for a footpath from Hobart to Launceston …
A call for safe footpaths between all Tasmanian cities and towns—starting with a path between Hobart and Launceston. Our Proposal Over a...
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The Traitors’ Club
Sooner or later in life people move themselves to the status of bemused spectator. The point where concern or caring gives way...
