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711ArtsCOOPERS AFTER DARK
KINGSWOOD BAND TOGETHER WITH COOPERS DARK ALE TO ROCK THE NIGHT Read more here123 Agency
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT KICKS TASMANIANS IN THE TEETH AND EYES
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has joined dentist and optometrist professional bodies to warn of the disastrous impact of Federal...
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Junction Arts Festival: Save The Date: 2-6 September 2015
Save The Date: 2-6 September 2015 Junction Arts Festival turns Launceston into Tasmania’s playground from 2-6 September 2015. Clear your diaries and...
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Lambie YouTube film shows Finance Minister tap dancing …
Lambie YouTube film shows Finance Minister tap dancing with a Financial Transactions Tax question. Independent Senator for Tasmania, Jacqui Lambie has released...
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It’s not the Tasmanians I know. The Tasmanians I know are proud, resourceful, curious
*Pic: Flanagan greets his very special guests, Burma Railway veterans (average age 90) and mates of his dad Arch. Flanagan gave away...
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Passing of a legend …
Former Australia cricket captain and renowned commentator Richie Benaud has died aged 84. He had been receiving treatment for skin cancer since...
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Will Whiteley condemn quad-bike riding vandals?
*Pic: http://www.tarkine.org/off-road-vehicles/ Brett Whiteley MP Yesterday ABC aired footage showing that 4wd vehicles are flouting a ban on their use in parts...
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70 artists spend 3 days in Tarkine wilderness to capture threatened landscapes
Pic: Al Long Pic: Al Long Bron McAnally David Murphy Mt Lindsay observance In an innovative campaign direction, the Bob Brown Foundation...
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Government keeps regional (media) in state
• Commercial-in-Confidence Provisions prevent Paul Harris revealing the true state of Tasmanian Times’ financial situation, but Mr Harris remains confident Tasmanian Times...
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Tasmanian Government to pay Launceston sawmiller $1m to keep operating
A Launceston sawmiller will receive $1 million to stay in the timber sector rather than leave, in a record agreement struck under...
