Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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1.3KA sawmill suitable for Nitens and other hardwood logs
The way he was … Karl Goiser operating the gang frame saw in 1955 While we are talking, or sleeping, our Tasmanian...
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Keeping it in the family
Image here: http://www.futurity.org/society-culture/how-grandparents-pitch-in-to-care-for-kids/ Maria and Con are retired, but they’ve never been busier. Both are approaching seventy, but in recent years the...
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Teens…
When I turn on the radio or read news articles about the state of the world it’s difficult to tune out the...
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Schizophrenia is not so black or white
Schizophrenia is an accursed debilitating illness that continues to defy a “cure”. The term schizophrenia was coined by Eugen Bleuler a Swiss...
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Super Trawler: Failing The Canberra Times test
Considerable controversy erupted at the Small Pelagic Fishery Resource Assessment Group (SPFRAG) Meeting Number #12 on16th November 2011 … a meeting at...
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Scale back: the corporate lessons of Tasmania’s forestry debacle. Forest carbon …
Bob Brown picture Tasmania’s forest industry is experiencing its worst downturn in a decade, prompting a much-needed restructuring. While analysts focus on...
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Milne v Wallace, marriage equality
• Jim Wallace debates Christine Milne on gay marriage at UTAS LawFest The Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby Jim Wallace...
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A Dim Economic View
That ‘ locals’ (life-long residents) tend to have a different perspective on important State issues compared with people who have moved from...
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Old Boys No Longer Run Tasmania
The bad news is that unemployment in Tasmania is down and consumer confidence is up. That’s bad news for the Liberal opposition,...
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Dump the Dump
How many trucks, laden with hazardous materials, will drive though the town of Sorell? On a cold, rainy, typical South East Tasmanian...
