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New novel from award-winning author Patrick Holland explores Australia’s last bushrangers
Scott Eathorne Quikmark MediaFrom the award-winning author of The Mary Smokes Boys, Patrick Holland’s One (Transit Lounge $29.95), is a novel of...
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2.4KEconomySTATE: Basslink under water?
*Pic: This incredibly stark photo illustrates Hydro’s problem … Taken March 5 by Isla MacGregor of Lake Burbury. Part of the flooded...
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946Coroner & Legal
Seafish Tasmania fined $40,000. EPA investigation cost $100,000
Seafood processing company Seafish Tasmania has been fined $40,000 for breaching the state’s environmental laws. The company pleaded guilty to dumping more...
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Save the Tarkine welcomes Supreme Court decision to uphold Ministerial accountability laws
Save the Tarkine welcomed the decision of Justice Wood that Save the Tarkine is entitled to receive a Statement of Reasons for...
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NEW INTERSTATE COMMUNICATIONS CABLE NEEDED MORE THAN EVER
Launceston, TAS, 10 March 2016 – Digital Tasmania today called on the state government to make a longawaited decision on a new...
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Forthcoming book ‘The Media and the Massacre: Port Arthur 1996-2016
Scott Eathorne, QuikmarkmediaSonya Voumard’s The Media and the Massacre (Transit Lounge, $29,95, 1 April 2016) is a chilling portrayal of journalism, betrayal,...
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GREINER JOINS KENNETT IN SAYING NO TO MARRIAGE PLEBISCITE
CALL ON FEDS TO HEED VIEWS OF RESPECTED LIB LEADERS Australian Marriage Equality has welcomed calls from former Liberal Party premiers, Nick...
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734Arts
HANDMADE IN CYGNET: Easter Sunday 27 March to Tuesday 29 March 2016
Open Studio Art Trail www.handmadeincygnet.com Following the hugely successful inaugural art trail, Handmade in Cygnet is off and running again this Easter....
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Treaty Now …
Treaty Now! Supporting Yingiya Mark Guyula & Yolŋu Nations Assembly With an update on the Victorian Context Yingiya Mark Guyula will be...
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924Economy
Barnaby … and Tony …
In the slanting early morning light the gentle prettiness of the settled rolling hills and the mist rising from the green pastures...
