Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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1.1KIsla MacGregor’s First Day of the Month
Mt Wellington … looking to the South-West. Maria Island’s Painted Cliffs Tomahawk Island Bridport Pier (On the first day of every month...
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The propaganda war on Russia continues unabated …
On August 8, Ukraine, the Netherlands, Australia and Belgium signed a non-disclosure agreement whereby information on the progress and results of the...
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Liberals’ missed opportunity
Either there wasn’t a budget crisis or the government is yet to find a solution. After five months at the crash repair...
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‘We are part of the war’: Andrew Wilkie and Greens angry at Iraq announcement
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie and the Greens are fuming the Abbott government has committed Australia to weapons air drops in Iraq without...
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Bob Brown Foundation presents 3rd annual Environment Awards
Joe Roe and Bob Brown Peter Hammarstedt and the Bob Barker Alan Pears The Bob Brown Foundation presented its 3rd annual Environment...
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The Fearnley dispute: An update by a mate
Ed: Tasmanian Times again presents the basic details of a dispute involving a former Flinders Island fisherman/farmer, Paul ‘Charlie’ Fearnley and Queensland...
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A tale of two towns
Strahan circa 1950 The last building in right background is the old Bay View Hotel. The main Strahan railway station was opposite...
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I could go to jail for this next month
The Australian nutter … Khaled Sharrouf … New ASIO spy laws are not designed to combat jihadists: they are so ASIO and...
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Swedish journalist visiting Australia calls for a stop to surrogacy
Kajsa Ekis Ekman is a Swedish journalist, activist and feminist visiting Australia as a guest speaker at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas...
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Chattanooga’s Gig: how one city’s super-fast internet is driving a tech boom
Why the NBN is good for business … The city is one of the only places on Earth with internet as fast...
