Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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914Plantations: Economic reality and common sense
The way he was … Karl Goiser operating the gang frame saw in 1955 Politics aside, there is still the matter of...
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I didn’t do it, I wasn’t there
In 1984, Derek Bromley was convicted of murder on the say of a schizophrenic and disputed forensic evidence. Now, his appeal may...
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Words, meaning and Hobart architecture
Hopefully, readers will remember my Tasmanian Times article ( Oct 24, Hobart Architecture and The Dilemmas of Development ) which discussed the...
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2013 Review of the Moratorium on GMOs in Tasmania
Background to the Review Since 2001 Tasmania has had a moratorium on the use of GMOs in primary industries for marketing purposes....
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Taken on trust
Through the Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association, the state’s farmers have spent the best part of 2013 taking governments on trust; either...
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Legal aid funding crisis
The Tasmanian Greens today renewed calls for increased funding to the Legal Aid Commission of Tasmania and other community legal organisations. Greens...
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Tasmania is run by unrepentant idiots. TAI damns forestry industry …
Perception Of The Tasmanian Forest Industry Homunculus (def: A miniature, fully-formed individual). Satire: Karl. If ever confirmation was needed we are governed...
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What are you preparing for the table?
Our weekly column in Tas Country attracts a lot of interest and support from a surprising range of audiences. However, we’re largely...
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100 days, 40 failures: a preview of a secretive, cruel and chaotic government. MYEFO
Releasing a list of the Abbott government’s top failures, the Australian Greens say the first 100 days have been a secretive, cruel...
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The Case for a National Criminal Cases Review Commission
The Chief Justice of England, Lord Igor Judge said recently in Sydney, “the prospect of an innocent person being convicted of a...
