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1.9KKnowledgePumped Hydro isn’t our Energy Future, it’s our Past
It’s now beyond dispute that — for new electricity generation — solar, wind and other forms of renewable energy are cheaper than...
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Tas Doctors Call to End Native Forest Logging
Media release – the undersigned, 3 November 2020 Tasmanian doctors call for an end to native forest logging to protect our health...
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3.3KTravel
Echo Sugarloaf Walking Track Opening
The Friends of Randalls Bay Coastcare group (FORB) will tomorrow (4 Nov) host Julie Collins, MHR, to open the Echo Sugarloaf walking...
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4.7KPolitics
Albert George Ogilvie: A Short Biography
Albert George Ogilvie (1890-1939) was 28th Premier of Tasmania, also great-uncle of Madeleine Ogilvie, one of the current Clark MHAs.
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2.5KHealth
2020 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards Finalists Announced
Palliative Care Tasmania is pleased to announce the finalists of the 2020 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards, celebrating compassion and excellence in the...
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Distributed Renewable Energy Network Better Than Second Basslink
Tasmania's energy picture is complicated by past deals and a rush to bet on what might be the wrong option, writes Norm...
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3.4KMedia
Back Online
After a very boggy server upgrade, which involved moving 18 years of content – about 56K posts, 217K comments, and the rest...
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3.0KCurrent Affairs
International Plea to Protect World Heritage Area from Feral Deer
Media Release – Invasive Species Council, 29 October 2020 The Invasive Species Council and former Greens leader Christine Milne have written to...
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4.4KArticle
CENTs: Trading Goods, Services & Skills Without Money
Short of cash? Try bartering, Tasmanian-style.
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3.3KArticle
Democracy or Idiocracy?
Effective politics in a time of climate change crisis require us to step outside boundaries, argues Dr Kate Booth.
