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2.2KRacism in Tasmania? New Survey Aims to Find Out
A new survey by Sherlock & Dutta Consulting, funded by a Tasmanian government Social Cohesion grant, seeks to build a clearer picture...
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773Review: Vaccine Nation by Raina McIntyre
Epidemiologist and biosecurity expert, Professor Raina McIntyre, has written a terrific new book, Vaccine Nation, which celebrates medical science, then highlights the...
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A UTAS Teaching Hospital Could Be a Transformative Investment for Tasmania’s Health System
The ailing Hobart Private Hospital could be an opportunity to develop a research and teaching hospital to underpin Tasmania's health system needs,...
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The Case for Community-Driven Planning on Renewable Energy
Environment Tasmania's Emily Samuels-Ballantyne sets out the case for a sustainable and socially-acceptable strategy in the roll out of major renewables projects.
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Is this a Uniquely Tasmanian Situation?
During my several decades in Tasmania I found that many homegrown white Tasmanians are, compared to the white folk to our north,...
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Back to a Rising Apple Isle Future?
The time is right to adopt the Plant-Based Treaty for true sustainability, argues Pieter Verasdonck.
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‘The Ripple Effect’ – TECxHobart This Saturday
Media release – TEDxHobart, 6 May 2024 TEDxHobart speakers to share innovation, inspiration, and big ideas TEDxHobart is on this Saturday (May...
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From Ashes of Failure
In science, failure is not failing at our job: arguably, failure is our job. We make mistakes, and learn from them. We...
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TEDxHobart 2024 – ‘The Ripple Effect’
TEDxHobart 2024, 25 September 2023 Unveiling the “Ripple Effect” Theme and Call for Speaker Submissions TEDxHobart is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated...
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The Automation Gold Rush: is Australia Missing Out?
With billions of dollars expected to be outlaid for automation in the coming years, it is crucial the Australian Government gets its...
