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Such carnage
JOHN HAWKINS I also love Tasmania, therefore I have spent a lot of energy, time and money on both the built and...
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Resumption of the Court of The People of Tasmania
WITNESS EVIDENCE Interrogatories – Part 2ROLE — PROSECUTOR PROSECUTOR: CLIVE MALCOLM STOTT I remind you that you are still a sworn...
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Foxes: The numbers and sex ratios have changed again!
Dr DAVID OBENDORF The Minister for Foxes recently informed a Budget Estimates Committee that: “We now know that there are definitely at...
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The Tasmania Tomorrow education disaster
LINDSAY TUFFIN: Tasmanian Times has received this anguished response from an experienced teacher traumatised by the Tasmania Tomorrow education reforms. “It is...
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The Tamar Valley: A modern portrait
QUEENSLAND CENTRE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AUSTRALIA 19 July – 16 August: ‘The Tamar Valley a modern portrait’ by Richard Butler (VIC) Read more...
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Power, not passion: Garrett’s nod to uranium
MICHELLE GRATTAN, BARRY FITZGERALD, The Age THE Rudd Government has given the green light to an expansion of the uranium industry, approving...
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Heritage is a vital part of what it is to be human
JOHN BIGGS I have recently returned from a trip to Eastern Europe. One thing in particular staggered me: the deep concern of...
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Bad governance affecting the planet and profits
WILDERNESS SOCIETY The Wilderness Society calls for global investment reform Environmental campaigners called on the investment sector attending the International Corporate Governance...
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Gunns and ethics
ROGER COLLISON, Money Management The concept of investing based on ethical, environmental or social factors has gained a strong following in recent...
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Tasmanian Fox Reward is extended for the 6th time
Dr DAVID OBENDORF The $1000 Fox Reward was posted in September 2006 after the sensational publicity associated with the dead fox found...
