Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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912Leatherwood: A business struggling to survive, because of …
The recent report and commentary in the media about the growing importance of exports of leatherwood honey to China is welcome positive...
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Hobart Baroque: The long-cherished dream becomes reality …
Hobart hosts Australia’s first-ever annual festival celebrating music of the 17th and 18th centuries. January 1988. Bicentennial year. The previous November I’d...
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Rally For Reproductive Health
Download: Rally_flyer.pdf • Pro-choice voice to be heard • Nick McKim: Strong enforceable laws needed to protect women seeking termination
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Salamanca Declaration welcomed: further backdown on abortion bill needed
Photo: The Mercury FamilyVoice Tasmania state officer Jim Collins has welcomed Tuesday’s launch of the Salamanca Declaration as a sign of growing...
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The Bradbury Effect (or why the Liberals can’t win in 2014)
Sometime before 17 May next year, Tasmanians will go to an election. If opinion polls, social media or editorial content in The...
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YOUNG, ENGAGED TASMANIANS DENIED A SAY IN DEMOCRACY
The Tasmanian Greens today expressed disappointment that Labor and Liberal had combined to defeat the Greens push to give sixteen and seventeen...
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It’s time to kick the can …
It is no secret that corporations and business decisions are responsible for most environmental problems we face today. From climate change pollution...
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825
A Firey Spectacular
Just when we breathe relief from the horror fires of the Tasman Peninsular, the night sky over Triabunna makes for a dramatic...
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Tigers in The Weld: The Sequel
Into the wild and untamed interior of the alluring Weld Valley My second book, ‘Shadow of the Thylacine’ – having finally found...
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Mining Bauxite
Bauxite is aluminium ore. It is formed over millions of years by the breakdown of iron-poor volcanic rocks that are exposed to...
