Tasmanian Times
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LIBERAL AND LABOR SQUIB ON BANNING CANAL ESTATES
But it Was Good to See No Member on Any Side of the House Speak in Favour of Canal Developments www.tas.greens.org.au The...
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PREMIER MUST RETAIN THE A-TEAM WHILE TRANSITION OCCURS
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier and Education Minister David Bartlett to retain Launceston’s A-Team, which provides specialised support services...
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1.1KTeachers’ war turns toxic
The battle for the position of teachers union State President has taken a nasty turn, with hate mail sent to Australian Education...
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Not a single Polytechnic student has enrolled
With only a little over a week to go before many Polytechnic students disappear off campus you would think that management would...
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Dear Minister Llewellyn
Dear Minister Llewellyn, Thank you for your reply. However I feel that the proposed changes in regulations as to how pesticides are...
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Dr David Leaman: Some of Earth’s Secrets
Thursday 19th November 6.00 pm School of Earth Sciences Lecture Theatre, University of Tasmania A public lecture presented by the Geological Society...
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Special schools funding inequity continues
The Premier today failed to explain why children in special schools do not receive the same level of funding as children who...
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Bartlett backflips on ATC
Following a disastrous poll result the Premier has backflipped about axing the Australian Technical College Only last week the Premier labelled the...
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PROBLEMS WITH FIRE ABATEMENT OFFICER TRAINING
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today marked Bushfire Awareness Day and called on Emergency Services Minister Jim Cox to explain why the Tasmania...
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Australian architects push for Copenhagen commitment
The Australian Institute of Architects will deliver 15 strong ‘calls for action’ at next month’s United Nations conference in Copenhagen in an...
