Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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849Dick’s message …
Dick Smith in Hobart with TAP: “If I lived in Tasmania, I’d be with you.”
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People at the Crossroads
On Wednesday this week a large number of people gathered at the Lower Jordan River levee, the site of a protest against...
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Even Hydro and Transend are buying power interstate
When Hydro and Transend are buying cheaper power interstate, it makes no sense for the Labor-Green Government to deny all Tasmanians the...
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Thorp’s $3000 trip penalty
POLICE, Education and Children’s Minister Lin Thorp has been forced to fork out almost $3000 after the Australian Taxation Office ruled a...
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Section 11 Again, and Again … FSC report. March Mill start?: L’Estrange
The suggestion that section 11 if the PMAA does not deliberately remove citizens’ appeal rights if they are damaged or destroyed by...
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President orders halt on logging in Philippine forests
Manila – Philippine President Benigno Aquino III ordered Thursday a moratorium on the cutting down of trees in the country’s fast dwindling...
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Confiscate Howard’s literary proceeds of crime
Reputable and disreputable bookstores around the country are prominently flogging two recent biographies, former prime minister John Howard’s Lazarus Rising and citizen...
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I’m a better man, says Bryan Green
From deputy premier to the Supreme Court and a potential jail term and back again, it has been a heck of a...
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Legislative Council inquiry into PV Fortescue
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL INQUIRY INTO P.V. Fortescue The Legislative Council has established a Select Committee to inquire into and report upon – (1)...
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Rupert Murdoch set to arrive in UK with News Corp mired in crisis
Rupert Murdoch is due in London (this) week, just as his company’s attempts to close down the phone hacking crisis are in...
