Tasmanian Times
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1.0KSea Shepherd: Here comes Sam Simon
Sam Simon and Captain Watson Sea Shepherd Fleet in Antarctica. Photo: Sam Sielen The rumors are true! The Sea Shepherd Conservation...
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Environmental activists ‘being killed at rate of one a week’
Death toll of campaigners involved in protection of forests, rivers and land has almost doubled in three years The struggle for the...
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U.S. Crimes Against Humanity?
History is the Enemy as ‘Brilliant’ Psy-ops Become the News June 21, 2012 “Information Clearing House” — Arriving in a village in...
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Solar wars
Complaints appear to be growing as the roll-out of solar panels in Tasmania reaches a frenetic level. The complaints relate to advertising...
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Rallying for change …
Picture: George Harris Picture: George Harris Picture: of Barry Jarvis, http://www.rhwtas.com.au/news/news.html THE passionate voice of youth rang out across Launceston’s Royal Park...
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Standing up for sex workers is standing up for pimps
Elite academics in Australia love to profess their support for ”sex workers”. University of New South Wales academic Catharine Lumby in ”Sex...
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Bobby-z … and his feathered friends
Artwork, Tim Squires, here Bobby-z’s tribute to the miners of Potosi ARTIST Bobby-Z Lambert gets a little help from his friends during...
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A canary in a coal mine
REFUGE (n). That which shelters or protects from danger or calamity; a sanctuary inaccessible to an enemy. This is a story about...
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Celebrating Skullbone Plains
Photo: TLC’s Skullbone Plains and the Tasmanian World Heritage Area Credit: Matthew Newton, http://www.matthewnewton.com.au/ Please join us to celebrate the permanent protection...
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If Entura’s conduct in Sarawak is ethical, why refuse to co-operate?
Sepawi (left) and Taib’s Awang Tenggah (centre) sign the Memorandum of Understanding with former Tasmanian government minister David Crean, now of Hydro-Tasmania...
