Tasmanian Times
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GREENS TABLE BILL TO BAN CANAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS
And Ensure State’s Coastline is Protected www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today tabled their Coastal Protection (Ban Canal Estate Development) Bill 2009 which...
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Fight Federal grasslands listing: call
· State Government must fight the Federal Government’s endangered listing of lowland grasslands · Ineffective response from Labor to date shows it...
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Greens secure inquiry to insulate Australia: save money, create jobs, save the climate
Canberra, Thursday 29 October 2009 The Senate Environment Committee will look into a comprehensive roll-out of safe and effective insulation for Australian...
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836New York’s red steps glow gold for Aussie designers at 2009 National Architecture Awards
A set of red steps cum ticket booth in New York’s landmark Times Square, and its Australian-led architect design team, have taken...
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Crusty’s corner
SINCE my first foray into writing for Tasmanian Times, I can’t say I’ve had much feedback. I don’t know how many hits...
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Hobart Makes History with Australia’s first Green Deputy Lord Mayor-elect
Celebrations today for the Tasmanian Greens as Alderman Helen Burnet was declared provisional winner for Hobart’s Deputy Lord Mayor position. Ald Burnet...
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Government supports Liberal Teacher Aides Motion
I welcome the Government’s support of the Motion I brought on for debate today to recognise the critical importance of the training...
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LIBERAL AND LABOR COMBINE TO DEFEAT TRIAZINE BAN MOVE
Big Parties Prioritise Forestry Over Human Health www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today expressed their extreme disappointment at the couldn’t-care-less-attitude of the Bartlett...
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Sue Napier MP Shadow Minister for Education
The Premier has refused to swallow his personal pride and agree that no further Tasmania Tomorrow changes be implemented until a full...
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Annual Report confirms that Tas Tomorrow mess is hurting students
· Education Department Annual Report reveals that the Premier’s bungled Tasmania Tomorrow experiment is clearly affecting students · The Year 10 to...
