Tasmanian Times
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1.1KWe’re back tomorrow … err, looking the same …
We’re back tomorrow … but readers won’t notice the difference … The tech is having the devil’s own job upgrading the site...
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Tassietimes is back on February 5 (hopefully …)
All things being well … Tassietimes will be back on February 5. *Lindsay Tuffin has been a journo since 1969, mainly in...
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Thankyou guyz … The Chrissy shutdown …
First of all a huge thanks to the monthly supporters including JB, PJB, AD, PJG, NJS, KR, ITL, Anon, Anon, Anon, Anon,...
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Perhaps they think I’m money laundering: My experience of Centrelink …
I’ve got a bit of super … but not a helluva lot. Thus I need the pension … But I’ve got a...
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Oils … and John Howard …
*Pic: Oils last night Oils last night … Oils last night … Oils last night … L- R: Martin Rotsey; Bones Hillman;...
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Australian journalism’s freak show: how a serious newspaper deals with its enemies
First published October 22 Journalism is in crisis, we’re told constantly. But there’s another journalism crisis that has been disrupting and polluting...
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THIS ARVO: Fullers Bookshop, The First Casualty …
Before arriving in Cairo in December 2013, Peter Greste had spent more two decades reporting from some of the world’s volatile hotspots...
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‘Public servants getting away with misconduct, corruption, watchdog chief Murray Kellam says’
First published October 5 It is a couple of years since Murray Kellam said this: “Tasmanian public servants are escaping prosecution for...
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The missed chance goes to China …
First published October 3 Just incredible, in my view. The Libs had the chance to offload Woolnorth (VDL company) – then owned...
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Fullers Bookshop: The First Casualty by Peter Greste
First published October 5 Renowned Australian journalist, Peter Greste, has lived and worked as a foreign correspondent around the world, from London...
