Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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3.1KFighting Devil Disease with New Weapons
Researchers at UTAS' Menzies Institute for Medical Research & School of Medicine have added new tools to their repertoire for fighting the...
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Aboriginal Archaeological Seabed Site
In a first discovery of its kind, researchers have uncovered an ancient Aboriginal archaeological site preserved on the seabed For most of...
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Blame for our Failed Environment Laws Lies Squarely with Government
Environment laws are failing on many fronts, and poor government stewardship is to blame.
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Vaping? Experts Comment
Vaping is still on the outer, with many experts feeling that smoking policy across the board needs further development.
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Tasmanians Deserve Drug Health Support Not Punishment
When it comes to health, Tasmanians deserve support, not punishment. support don’t punish There is a better way for Tasmania when dealing...
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John X: from Lindisfarne North to Global Stage
Teach, Live, Learn with John Xintavelonis https://d3ctxlq1ktw2nl.cloudfront.net/staging/2020-5-23/84520729-44100-2-c0cbe975dfd4.m4a Tim Bullard, Secretary of the Department of Education, chats to John X, one of...
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‘Asymptomatic COVID-19’ Still Poorly Understood
Even if someone is infected by the COVID-19 and remains asymptomatic — free of coughing, fever, fatigue and other common signs of...
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Stone Stacking Menace to Biodiversity
Scientists from around the world are begging people not to make stone stacks, which are emerging as a threat to micro-habitats.
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What Kind of Person Hoards Dunny Paper?
New research links various personality traits to toilet paper stockpiling.
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COVID-19: Questions over Asymptomatic Transfer
As Tasmania heads into winter the jury is still out as to whether the risk of contracting COVID-19 will worsen with the...
