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52ArticleAh But Parades Were Rained On – Alan’s World Cup Blog #10
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as the Socceroos cop a reality check.
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47Tas That Was
Tas That Was – Wybalenna
Wybalenna is one of the most tragic Aboriginal sites in Australian history.
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65Article
It’s a Long Way to Monterrey – Alan’s World Cup Blog #9
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as he heads to Mexico.
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111Education
Living Between Two Worlds – Why Tasmanian Schools Must Rethink Belonging for Refugee Youth
Dr Nabaraj Mudwari writes that refugee-background teenagers are often praised as ‘settled’, masking assumptions that ‘belonging’ develops naturally over time.
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79Article
Bielsa Baulks, Colombian Craziness – Alan’s World Cup Blog #8
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as Colombia weighs in.
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99Article
Big Guns Fire – Alan’s World Cup Blog #7
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as big guns Argentina and France fire shots.
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167Statements
Government Urged to Scale up Feral Deer Controls
The Invasive Species Council has today released major new economic modelling showing feral deer could cost Tasmania up to $1.4 billion over...
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110Article
Kiwi Classic on Day of Draws – Alan’s World Cup Blog #6
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as the first round of matches rolls on.
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Firmus is Biggering & Biggering – Part 2
The American Railroad Bubble in the 1880s was fuelled by unprecedented access to capital, infrastructure overbuilding, and speculation to capture lucrative future...
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125Article
Sunday Goal Day – Alan’s World Cup Blog #5
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as USA and Canada make their debuts.
