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Increased number of house fires a serious concern
RACT Insurance are urging all Tasmanians to take the necessary measures to protect their homes and loved ones from a potential house...
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200 teams, 3,800kms and seven-days – Shitbox Rally takes on outback Australia in 2017
Red dust, blue skies, a convoy of shitboxes and horizons that span for endless miles. In May 2017, 450 participants will take...
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Arts
‘Oceans of the Unknown’ art exhibition opens at IMAS
When 1 to 31 August 2016 5 August – Opening of exhibition, 5 pm (by invitation) 19 August – Floor talk 2.30...
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1.3KEconomyTasmania’s rebellious history: Bushrangers and absconders fight an unfree society
Tasmania’s colonial history is a bloody one. It includes tales of wars between Aboriginal Tasmanians and the settlers, hangings and people rebelling...
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1.0KEconomy
FIRST DAY … August
Breaking Through On the first day of each month Tasmanian Times celebrates the natural world … Prints of Giles Hugo’s stunning photographs...
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1.1KSatire
Re-emergence of historic Lake Myer prompts Heritage listing by Council …
*Pic: ABC map of the Rivulet route … Sam’s (Comment 8) photo of the footpath in Murray St … The unexpected re-emergence...
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1.1KEconomy
The descent of Man and the ascent of Women
Now blokes don’t be alarmed by the title, read on as some interesting and constructive information awaits. But let’s start with something...
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1.1KEconomy
If it looks too good to be true …
The Huon Valley Council has put the Huon D’Entrecasteau Boundary Adjustment out for public comment via an online survey. The survey is...
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1.2KEconomy
7HOFM: the ACMA decides
Following the appalling radio interview on April 7th 2016 by 7HOFM breakfast presenter Mick Newell and Mayor Peter Coad ( HERE ),...
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1.1KEconomy
Tall poppies: Yesteryear and today
Australians excel at cutting down tall poppies. Very few know that an Australian might have been the first Secretary-General of the newly-created...
