Tasmanian Times
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Florentine Protection Society: Day in the Forest.
Walk & Picnic Day in the Upper Florentine, Sunday 29th Nov 11am. Meet at Timbs Track on the Gordon River Road, on...
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Labor luminary backs Liberals’ four-lane Midland Highway plan
Former state Labor Minister Dr Julian Amos has become the latest person to publicly support the Tasmanian Liberals’ visionary plan for a...
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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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912A 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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BIG CROWD EXPECTED AT AEU STOP WORK MEETING IN HOBART
Teacher anger rising A big crowd of teachers is expected to attend the STOP WORK meeting tomorrow in protest against Tasmania Tomorrow,...
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Responsible stand urged on `shag bands’
Reports the dangerous `shag band’ trend has reached Tasmania demands a responsible stand by retailers, schools and the wider community, Tasmanian Liberal...
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NEW W&S INQUIRY URGENTLY NEEDED
Initial Debt Assumption Out by $400 Million www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today said that the Economic Regulator appears to have made an...
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Libs Global Navigation Satellite System Policy for farmers has wider benefits and must be part of S
· A Hodgman Liberal Government will establish a network of base stations across Tasmania so farmers can use GPS technology for precision...
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Aird must explain which municipalities will be the winners and losers from regional pricing
Aird announced that regional pricing for water and sewerage will occur in three years time How will regional pricing work? Which municipalities...
