Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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860What did Andrew Nikolic know … ?
ABC: Defence Abuse Response Taskforce refers first cases of alleged sexual abuse to police Andrew Nikolic claims in his profile that he...
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Misled! How Hydro-Tasmania Played Down Its “Essential” Role In Sarawak
Hydro-Tasmania’s tantrums over the recent Dateline Australia film ‘Last Frontier’ have been exposed as entirely misleading. A report by Sarawak Energy Bhd...
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They intend to cut prices more …
Wesfarmers, owner of the Coles supermarket chain, last week announced a $2.26 billion net profit for 2012/13, aided by Coles’ contribution of...
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The Great Political Myth
Political myths are flourishing in the hothouse of Australia’s federal election campaign. Perhaps the most pervasive is that coalition, alliance governments, or...
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Rec Fishers and Environmentalists Unite To Call For Super Trawler Permanent Ban
Recreational fishing and environment groups today joined together to call for a permanent ban on super trawlers in Australia’s waters. The new...
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Loosing the Dogs of Xenophobia
“Human beings in particular cannot be discarded. They remain in some way to haunt us.” (Christopher Koch, Out of Ireland, 1999) It’s...
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Tasmanian conservationists target Ta Ann on World Orangutan day. Ted Mead Picture Essay
Tasmanian conservationists marked the occasion of World Orangutan day today by demonstrating outside the head office of Ta Ann, a Sarawak logging...
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Woolworths and Coles – There are Alternatives
SHOP NUMBER ONE – SATURDAY 10 AUGUST [Please note: This is a personal, observational record. It is not a rigorous ‘scientific’ analysis]...
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Attributions to climate change
Emeritus Professor Tony Eggleton from the Research school of Earth Sciences at the ANU in Canberra asks the question, what can be...
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Corrupt libel law
This is the 18th extract from Evan Whitton’s Our Corrupt Legal System, available free at netk.net.au/whittonhome.asp. Whitton is a legal historian, an...
