Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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740An afternoon at Inveresk
Museums are generally the domain of those who love the smell of things old and musty. Imaginings of horn-rimmed spectacles, bow ties...
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Lara opens John Holland’s new Tasmanian office. Are they after pulp mill action?
Premier Lara Giddings recently opened major construction company John Holland’s new office in Hobart. The question is: Are they seeking a part...
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Food Bowl vision blurs. TFGA workshops
THE future of the key plank in the Tasmanian Government’s $220 million Food Bowl vision rests on the sale of water to...
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Four-term Tassie … as TAFE enrolments tipped to drop
Tasmania’s public school system will switch to a four-term school year from 2013. The Education Minister Nick McKim says he has accepted...
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The Silver Bullet Men
This is a story about men and their dreams – alchemist dreams. Part science, part magic, part religion. Seriously, it’s about our...
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Questions, but no Answers, in Hobart
I wasn’t invited, so I watched online, and I had to wait until it was almost over to see the best bit...
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No common ground on the forests agreement. Whole log exports lashed
• Peter McGlone, Director Tasmanian Conservation Trust CONSERVATION GROUPS MUST REJECT THE FORESTS AGREEMENT ANTI-PROTEST CLAUSE The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today stated...
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Agricultural land: The future hot property
Australia’s sweeping plains are being overrun by rural raiders from overseas. Leonie Lamont and Paddy Manning explain how the humble back block...
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Tasmanian budget cuts – opportunity rather than crisis for our health system?
The recent Tasmanian budget has confirmed the old saying that when the tide goes out you get to see who’s been swimming...
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Big Rod and Julia’s bribe
My magnificent young rooster, Big Rod, was anything but the other morning. The evening before, he had flown up into a tree...
