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838Island in Focus – Photographic Exhibition
NEW EXHIBITION ‘Island in Focus’ ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER | Alister Mackinnon A contemporary local artist with a keen awareness and inspiration to...
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Can anyone remember the CFMEU going into bat for forestry workers cast aside
Spare a thought for the workers … Not just all workers, but ordinary workers performing ordinary jobs in what used to be...
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Gunns proposed plantation policy: an open letter
7th March 2011 Without Prejudice Mr. Jim Wilson Plantation Standards and Services Manager Gunns Ltd. 76 Lindsay Street Launceston Tasmania. 7250 Dear...
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Journos’ fury as Mercury, Voice of Tasmania, outsources editing to Melbourne. Happy Birthday Rupert
MEDIA RELEASE ON BEHALF OF MERCURY JOURNALISTS Journalists at Tasmania’s Mercury newspaper last night (March 10) vowed to oppose the shifting of...
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Two-faced policy on refugees exposes Liberals’ ugly side
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie should be applauded for his stand against racism in the Liberal Party and, in particular, the recent comments...
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The Happy Life: The Search for Contentment in the Modern World
In the first Quarterly Essay for 2011, David Malouf returns to one of the most fundamental questions and gives it a modern...
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Has anyone seen Rachel?
Rachel Funari went to visit Hobart March 1st traveling backpacker style and intending to meet lots of people. She was scheduled to...
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M.L.C. elections heating up
When Ms Cate Clark, sister of Federal Senator Carol Brown, resigned from the ALP suddenly last week, her mind was clearly set...
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Not the final word
I enclose the Thursday Editorial from The Australian along with my comment at the end. I cannot accept their arguement about governance,...
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Award winning Tasmanian author, Danielle Wood in conversation with David Winter
Danielle Wood discusses Blue Skies Helen Hodgman’s “nasty” 1976 novel set in Tasmania, 2pm Fullers Bookshop, Sunday 13 March Award winning Tasmanian...
