Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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738Peaceful Protesters Case Dismissed
In a massive victory for free speech, seven Tamar Valley residents who had been arrested whilst peacefully protesting outside the Premier’s community...
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Concerns raised over top cop post delays
THE state government has still not advertised for a new police commissioner and is not likely to for at least a fortnight....
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Greens pleased, Libs say budget a ‘let-down’
The Tasmanian liberals have criticised the State Government for failing to honour all its election promises. In the first year of a...
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The power of big business to bring down government
I spent 11 years in the Oil industry, when in 1976 Royal Dutch Shell financed the closure of refining operations in both...
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I am grateful to Duncan Kerr …
Is it just me, or does it also bother other readers that the rules change, depending upon which side of the fence...
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Truth gets lost in media campaign
QUALITY newspapers offer their readers an implicit assurance with every story they publish: that their selection and presentation of news does not...
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Pulp mill has no social licence. Petition against Forestry burns
The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier David Bartlett to accept that Gunns’ proposal for a Tamar Valley pulp mill has no...
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Ellis: “I see you’re out of Coward’s Castle”
According to Duncan Kerr, he was “abused by Mr. Ellis personally in the street in vituperative terms”. Encountering Duncan Kerr as our...
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Mr Kerr’s attack was cowardly, lazy, self–serving, specious and elitist
The rule of law requires equal treatment before the law, so that the law is not used to persecute and oppress one...
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April pokie losses $17,744,041 as Federal fights bet cut
THE Federal Group is out to stop the maximum bet on poker machines being cut to $1. It is predicted the move...
