Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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ChemClear’s Tasmanian return
While the early signs are terrific for ChemClear’s upcoming chemical collection run across Tasmania, Apple Isle residents are invited to become even...
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930New education union takes aim at AEU over TAFE re-unification
The Tasmanian Education Association has greeted the AEU’s support for an inquiry into the Skills Institute and the Tasmanian Polytechnic with scorn....
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$45 million for loggers but not one hectare of forests protected
The late-Friday announcement of $45 million in federal money going to Tasmanian forest contractors is a premeditated tactical retreat by the Gillard...
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Mandatory stunning still alive
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will push ahead with a Private Member’s Bill to legislate animal welfare standards in the...
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Tom, is this the jewel in the crown?
• Tom DeKadt TT yesterday, HERE: The jewel in the crown of the Greens wins as a result of power sharing so...
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Hydro-Ta Ann link?
Sarawak Report can disclose that the connections between Tasmania’s primary industries and the Chief Minister’s cousin, Hamed Sepawi, are far more extensive...
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World class golf course approved for King Island
King Island Council have approved the proposed development of a world class 18 hole “links” golf course at Cape Wickham, tapping into...
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Eric ducks the issue
STILL on aquatic birdlife, we’re just catching up with the rage of Tasmanian senator Eric Abetz, who was thundering in Senate estimates...
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Power Sharing is a euphemism for Coalition
A response to: Power Sharing makes the Greens more electable I envy the voters of Denison, because Wilkie does deserve to keep...
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Government brains in neutral … or are they?
IT’S probably not a prerequisite to leave your brains at home when in government in Tasmania – it’s just happens to be...
