Tasmanian Times
Opinion
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Salamanca: A wry comparison to Watergate …
My dear editor, I would like to make a wry comparison with the 1973 Watergate cover-ups in light of the continued refusal...
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Improved Workers Compensation Package Welcomed
Unions today welcomed the reforms to Tasmania’s workers rehabilitation and compensation legislation which passed through the House of Assembly last night. Unions...
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GAMING CHANGES SHOULD HAVE GONE FURTHER
But Labor Blocked Critical Amendments www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today described the Gaming Control Amendment Bill 2009 as a wasted opportunity which...
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DYING WITH DIGNITY BILL VOTE
Pledge to Keep Fighting for Reform www.tas.greens.org.au Greens Leader Nick McKim MP brought on for debate his Private Members’ Dying with Dignity...
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983Unbelieveable, poorly written and researched
I READ with great interest, the unbelievably poorly written and researched EPBC referral for the Tarkine road proposal. The author has clearly...
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VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA BILL TO BE DEBATED THIS WEDNESDAY
www.tas.greens.org.au Tasmanian Greens Leader Nick McKim MP today confirmed that the Dying With Dignity Bill 2009 will be debated by the House...
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Who hath woe? Who hath sorrow? Who hath babbling?
Meanwhile … Sale of Pearl home will benefit medical science …A LARGE Georgian house, claimed to be the oldest continually occupied private...
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We win!
Two years ago Tasmanian Times stumbled upon a battle for recognition and basic rights to freedom of expression, not unlike many fought...
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A day with a hyperactive leftist leader, Bolivia’s Morales
Morales, who herded llamas as a child, lost four siblings to poverty and never finished high school, became the country’s first Indian...
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Flailing MP calls it a day
