Tasmanian Times
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3.8KThe Mysterious Art of the Ross Bridge
Who loves a good mystery thriller? There are many strange stories that emerge from the mists of olde Van Diemen’s Land, that...
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Smart Traveller: Franklin rafting takes No.1 spot
Image, Rafting Tasmania, here Respected US magazine Outside has ranked World Expeditions’ Franklin River trip in Tasmania as the world’s best whitewater...
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Certainty on climate change, while one sceptic has a turnaround
New findings add to certainty on climate change, while one sceptic has a turnaround Simon Lauder reported this story on Monday, July...
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Defining ‘Waste’ In Old Growth Forests
A couple of weekends ago I had the chance to visit the Observer Tree where Miranda Gibson has been living on a...
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Super Trawler quota not worth the paper it is written on …
Andrew Wilkie The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has been advised in writing by the Australian Fisheries Management Authority there was...
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Plantation Isle Forever!
Just a few days before the nominated deadline for the IGA process, when we were all thinking that Tasmania’s monocultural plantation estate...
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IGA: We should all be very, very nervous
The sands of time are shifting, moving rapidly but uneasily across the ever-changing landscape. The travellers grow steadily more weary, the burden...
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Buried treasure and toxins at Beaconsfield
As if befitting its tumultuous history of corporate conflict and human tragedy, the life of the Tasmania Mine at Beaconsfield seems destined...
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Fundamental threat of the greens
Tasmanians need to recognise the fundamental threat the Greens and their satellite groups pose to a weak Tasmanian economy. In the process...
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Australian farmers are being driven out of business
In the food world, we can often predict what is going to happen in the future here by monitoring what is going...
