Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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980Climate deal ‘unlikely’ this year
THE UK government says it is highly unlikely that a new legally binding climate treaty can be agreed this year – and...
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Reports from the end of the Stupidocene 2nd November 2009 [5 weeks to Copenhagen]
WELL, Ralphs Bay has been temporarily rejected by the RPDC partly on the grounds that future maintenance costs are an unknown given...
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A discombobulatory translator for the buzzspeak of climate change
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Reforms must include investment in Water Catchment protection
Tasmania’s peak environment body has raised concerns that the State government’s controversial water reforms are failing to adequately focus on the need...
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AEU runs Tasmania Tomorrow Information Evenings For Elizabeth College Parents and Friends
An information evening for Elizabeth College parents and students will be held at the AEU Hobart offices in Patrick Street beginning next...
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Thanks for ruining the birthday party
To all the Tamar Valley residents waking up to what should have been a beautiful spring day, (I’m not certain, but I...
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The teachers’ dilemma
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Progress everywhere but in the forests
DAVID Bartlett likes to argue that Tasmania is midway through a “great renaissance” and the Labor Premier has some justification. The island...
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Australian Education Union Takes Tasmania Tomorrow to the Industrial Commission.
On 28th October, teachers at Elizabeth College were sent letters from Education Secretary, John Smyth, demanding that they make a choice to...
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WHY HAS DAVID BARTLETT ALLOWED WORK TO BEGIN ON THE PULP MILL SITE WHEN PERMIT CONCERNS WERE RAISED
TAP Into A Better Tasmania expressed outrage today that community concerns have again been disregarded by Tasmania’s State Government. Questions about the...
