Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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1.4K‘Powerful doco shows justice gone feral’
I’ve just pre-viewed a chilling TV doco, Shadow of Doubt, about justice in Australia: a woman is serving 23 years in jail...
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How to fix our hospitals
Tasmania’s public hospitals cost the people of this state at least 20% more than is justified by the work they do. The...
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It’s not too late to hand back the $2.2 million ET
Let’s be clear. The grant of $2.2 million of funds through the Tasmanian Forest Agreement to Environment Tasmania (ET) is ethically bankrupt...
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ReachTEL – Tas Federal BaByLon Still Falling
On these figures, the Liberal Party would be likely to win all these seats if an election was proverbially “held now”. The...
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Humanity is on a crash-course with carbon
Humanity is currently on course to double or even triple the carbon dioxide content of the Earth’s atmosphere by the end of...
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The cartel: law as business
This is the16th extract from Evan Whitton’s Our Corrupt Legal System, available free at netk.net.au/whittonhome.asp. Whitton is a legal historian, a trade...
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It’s a boy! D.O.A. Christmas Island July 2013
By Tess Lawrence CONGRATULATIONS Australia. It’s a baby boy! Delivered to unknown parents only months ago, the baby’s legal guardian, Australia’s Minister...
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Sarawak multi-million dollar company benefits again from Australian taxpayers
PM Rudd’s announcement is counterproductive to diversifying Tasmania’s economy as it continues to award welfare handouts to the proven unsustainable Tasmanian logging...
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The false illusion of a commercial public native forestry nirvana must be abandoned
The one common interest that many TT readers, including Andreas Rothe and Frank Nicklason, seem to share is the absolute commitment to...
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Shadow of Doubt cast over grandmother’s 23 years’ sentence for murder
The Eve Ash documentary SHADOW OF DOUBT will have its world premiere at the Hobart State Cinema and on FoxtelCi on Wednesday...
