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Politics
The castaways
CAST OFFS Knit one Purl one How many stitches How many tears Dropped Unseen Lines for people Spun and twisted Seas break...
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National
The Labor disconnect
THE media carnival surrounding Mark Latham’s diaries seems pretty much over. Hit pause, then rewind. Beg, borrow or steal Latham’s book and...
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Environment
The devil I know
A YEAR or two ago at the launch of Dave Owen’s Thylacine book he materialised next to me in that peculiar way...
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Politics
Lumps: the interlocked world
THE proposal for a $40 million hotel and apartment complex at 152-156 Collins St and 34 Murray St appears to be a...
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Society
Anti-terror laws
Peg Putt MHA Tasmanian Greens Opposition Leader Monday, 17 OCTOBER 2005 CALL FOR TASMANIAN LABOR GOVERNMENT TO WITHDRAW SUPPORT FOR HOWARD’S TERROR...
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National
The shame of poor Braddon
Hansard … ADJOURNMENT 12 October 2005 Poverty Speech Senator MILNE (Tasmania) (7.41 p.m.) —I rise tonight to note that Anti-Poverty Week will...
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Politics
What was Jim thinking?
If Tastogether had succeeded decisions on many key issues would be straightforward. For example, there would be no question about the need...
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Article
Mrs Rosignelli’s tartan rug
WELL, the annual New Year picnic has come and gone with the usual catalogue of cumbersome fist fights, non-fatal accidents, feared pregnancies,...
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Politics
Investors’ advance notice
MARGARETTA POS: Enticingly, the frontispiece, with the heading, Inner Collins Apartments, has a panoramic photograph strapped across the page, with ‘Sheer Inner...
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Politics
Stirring the Pos
HOBART City Council aldermanic candidate Margaretta Pos is gutsy, glamorous and gracious. Throughout her twenty-year career as a senior journalist, feisty columnist...
