Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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801Bedside ritual
The bedside ritual continues into the night. The slow, almost unperceivable heart rate, seen only on the monitor high above the bed,...
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Give up an en suite or world goes down toilet
Don’t know about you, but my electricity bill has almost doubled in five years. An early adopter of the denial approach to...
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Nuclear Free Asia Pacific
Nuclear Free Asia Pacific – declaration It does appear as though the tide against the nuclear fuel cycle is growing especially after...
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The Case for a Ban on Gas Fracking: Food and Water Watch Report
Last month, DeSmogBlog released Fracking the Future (HERE), an in-depth report on the threats posed by unconventional gas drilling and the efforts...
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Tas Greens May Face Conservationist Revolt
Spokesperson for the ‘Keep The Capes Wild’ group Mr Ted Mead said today that “the Tasmanian Green’s 2011 Budget position of supporting...
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APRIN: The Cunning Plan Revealed
The Aprin takeover of Triabunna chip mill with the help of the State’s approved loan has enraged many Tasmanians, including supporters of...
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Saving the education budget
In early April I read an article in The Oz by Noel Pearson. In it he reflected on the role of principals...
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The Sadim Touch
Since arriving in Tasmania eleven years ago, I have become aware of many existing, and witnessed a plethora of new Government backed...
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Federal Court challenge to Tamar Valley pulp mill set to proceed
The Federal Court of Australia today made an order in relation to legal costs and the timeframes for the Tasmanian Conservation Trust’s...
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Brown steps into schools debate
The Australian Greens Leader, Bob Brown, appears to be at odds with his Tasmanian counterpart over the timeframe for deciding school closures....
