Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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905Can governments spot whistle-blowers?
After the leaking of secret cables by Wikileaks, the US government is trying to work out if there are any more potential...
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RHH chief loses appeal
OUSTED Royal Hobart Hospital chief Michael Pervan has lost his appeal to State Service Commissioner Iain Frawley over an internal investigation into...
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In Tasmania?
A FORMER police officer’s reputation has been irredeemably damaged by the biased actions of the Police Integrity Commission during an investigation into...
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Why consult the electorate?
With our parliamentarians voting in support of a motion to consult their electorates on gay marriage, it is worth asking why they...
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Wikileaks: Documents Confirm US Plans Against Venezuela
December 16, 2010 “Information Clearing House” — A substantial portion of the more than 1600 State Department documents Wikileaks has published during...
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Assange freed …
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has pledged to clear his name of allegations of sexual assault and pursue his work with the whistleblowing...
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The deeply disappointing Julia Gillard. Bob Brown on honesty. Open letter to Gillard
Letter to Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard By Dear Prime Minister, From the Sydney Morning Herald I note you made a comment...
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Minister sabotages Tarkine protection
The Tarkine National Coalition has strongly condemned Minister Burke’s decision to allow the Tarkine Emergency National Heritage Listing to lapse. “The lapsing...
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Same sex marriage: Is public opinion a moral value?
One can learn a good deal about morality by looking, not at philosophical theories, but at commonplace arguments on moral issues, such...
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State-based political donation reform
The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their call for state-based political donation reform as a key plank to enhance accountability and to strengthen...
