Tasmanian Times
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US EPA TO RE-ASSESS ATRAZINE AMID FEARS OVER BIRTH DEFECTS AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
Time to Ban Triazine Herbicides in Tasmania The Tasmanian Greens today again called on the Bartlett Government to ban the use of...
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Agriculture Minister’s dairy snub beyond the pale
Federal Agriculture Minister Tony Burke will spend two days in Tasmania, but amazingly won’t be visiting one local dairy farm or personally...
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Bartlett confirms he opposes four-lane Midland Highway
David Bartlett has today confirmed that he opposes the construction of the four-lane Midland Highway that all Tasmanians deserve. The Premier’s flip-flopping...
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Bartlett spends $100k pa on spin doctor for his failed “Tasmania Tomorrow” changes
· Government advertising today for $100k pa spin doctor for Tas Tomorrow This comes on top of $90k spend to spruik bungled...
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W&S REGULATIONS INVALID CONCESSIONS PROVISION
Another Embarrassing Stuff Up for Labor The Tasmanian Greens today exposed yet another glaring stuff-up with the Bartlett government’s flawed Water and...
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PETITION CALLS ON PREMIER TO CONTINUE SUCCESSFUL A-TEAM
1128 Signatures Gathered Within Weeks The Tasmanian Greens today tabled in Parliament a petition containing 1128 signatures calling on the Premier and...
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JOINT MEDIA RELEASE – STRONG COASTAL CONCERNS – COUNCIL CANDIDATES
Download pdf version: www.saveralphsbay.org/pdf/SRBBTETMedia14Oct09.pdf A joint Save Ralphs Bay, Birds Tasmania and Environment Tasmania survey of candidates for election to Clarence, Hobart...
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Spring offensive to be launched against Rees’ government privatisation plans
“The fight against the privatisation of New South Wales’ public assets and services is entering a new phase”, Colin Drane, the convener...
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ANTI-POVERTY WEEK HIGHLIGHTS THE SPIRALLING COSTS OF LIVING UNDER LABOR
The Tasmanian Greens today urged the Premier to lobby Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to forgive the state’s housing debt, incurred under the...
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WHERE WILL TEACHER AIDES COURSE BE TAUGHT NEXT YEAR?
Bartlett Must Commit to Course Remaining at Polytechnic, not Skills Institute The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier and Education Minister David...
