Tasmanian Times
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National Day of Action highlights local forest furnace threats
Tasmanian environment groups will join with communities around the country tomorrow to voice concerns in a nationwide Day of Action against the...
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774Award winning Tourism Operators and Tasmanian Land Conservancy join forces to help rare birds
Forty Spotted Pardalote. Picture :Bill Wakefield Birds comprise the largest group of Tasmania’s threatened vertebrate animals. Of the 76 vertebrates listed under...
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DATA INDICATES TASMANIA TOMORROW REFORMS HAVE FAILED EDUCATION OUTCOMES
The Tasmanian Greens today said that leaked Tasmanian Qualifications Authority data does not present a positive advertisement for the Tasmania Tomorrow reforms,...
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Good riddance, John Gay
From my home on the east side of the Huon, I look across to a horizon of Hartz Mountains peaks. Between the...
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John Gay must run Forestry Tasmania
Lester Barker
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Ties, Hugs and Men
As an astute observer of human behaviour I have noted of late an emerging trend for men to hug each other upon...
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Life on the Edge
I bring you greetings from the worldwide web of independent media and thought … … and Wallace and Gromit (a reference to...
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At last! Action on Asbestos at Princess Wharf
Unions Tasmania Tasmanian Branch of the ACTU Media Release Thursday, 27 May 2010 At last! Action on Asbestos at Princess Wharf One...
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LIVING STATUES DRAW ATTENTION TO TASMANIAN COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
MEDIA RELEASE Where: Salamanca Market, Hobart When: Saturday the 29th of May Who: CODE (Community Opposing the Destruction of our Environment). LIVING...
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NEW TAMAR VALLEY COMMUNITY GROUP! – MORE PULP MILL OPPOSITION IN THE TAMAR – JOHN GAY’S RESI
A new community group, Friends of the Tamar Valley, has formed with the intention of working with other concerned Tasmanians to stop...
