Tasmanian Times
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Junction 2010 calls for leading thinkers and practitioners!
Junction 2010, the much anticipated seventh Regional Arts Australia national conference, is calling for expression of interest for concepts, speakers and presentations....
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Sign up and have your say
Data published by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) revealing that 30% of young people are not enrolled to vote is a statistic...
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WILDERNESS SOCIETY WELCOMES RALPHS BAY DECISION AND CONGRATULATES COMMUNITY
Strong indication Gunns’ pulp mill would also have been refused The Wilderness Society today welcomed the draft decision of the Tasmanian Planning...
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Ralph’s Bay now needs government commitment to protection
Tasmania’s peak environment body has warmly welcomed the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s recommendation for rejection of the proposed canal-estate development at the Ralph’s...
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IT’S A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR THE RALPHS BAY COMMUNITY
Planning Commission Rejects Walker Plan www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today wholeheartedly thanked the Tasmanian Planning Commission for delivering a victory to the...
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Draft assessment of proposal at Ralph’s Bay
I welcome the release of the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s draft integrated assessment report on the proposed Lauderdale Quay development at Ralph’s Bay....
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GREENS CALL ON ALL TO VOTE IN LOCAL ELECTION
Monique Huyskens, Greens candidate for the Launceston City Council, calls on all eligible voters to cast their vote in the local council...
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Flinders Island shipping
We will closely examine what Graeme Sturges has announced today to see whether it delivers the reliability of service which Flinders Island...
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Tasmania Tomorrow collapsing
· Tas Tomorrow has been a total mess, and must be suspended · In the meantime, the Education Minister must agree to...
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Elizabeth College Votes to Stay out of Tasmania Tomorrow
Elizabeth College has voted to stay out of Tasmania Tomorrow until at least 2011. 58 % of teachers have voted to stay...
