Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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819Pontville: Politics and people
The first asylum seekers could arrive at Pontville anytime now. It is estimated that the first 140 or so asylum seekers will...
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Rotten, stinking and crawling with maggots
In the first week of any course on company analysis there will be a discussion about the quick ratio, sometimes called the...
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Will Thomson probe cause the HSU to implode?
Fears are growing in labour movement circles that the NSW police probe into Craig Thomson could spell the end for his former...
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Better get a lawyer, son. Permits. Code Green strike. Forestry incorrect
Four years ago this Saturday, ABC Learning Centres boasted of a 76% profit jump to a record $143 million. The rest is...
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Technology blues
Despite the brainwashing that was once taught in our schools (no one’s sure what they teach now) the name of one Ned...
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Window to Togatus (7): Hannah’s Devine response
Miranda Devine’s article ‘The Problem of a Fatherless Society’ published on August 14 2011 in The Daily Telegraph, lacks one vital element...
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Marriage equality and the Christian persecution narrative. Meeting Julia. Wilkie: Denison divided
Whatever the religious right says, those involved in the movement for marriage equality must remain respectful of every shade of difference and...
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Winston’s way
He’s long been New Zealand’s most controversial politician, and Tasmanians this week have the chance to hear the views of outspoken Winston...
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Burnie: The Denial of Bail. Another protest
The article, Why bail was denied – the inside story, on the granting of bail to Karlien van Rooyen, after two days...
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96yo can stay
An ailing 96-year-old British woman has won the right to stay in northern Tasmania with her only surviving relatives. Gladys Jefferson was...
