Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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894TAP warns politicians and commentators
“A witness has reported to TAP that the graffiti on John Gay’s property was composed of some squiggles and a drawing of...
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Honduras talks grapple with issue of Zelaya return
TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) – Envoys for Honduras’ de facto leaders and ousted President Manuel Zelaya were still far apart on returning the leftist...
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Police probe Gay home smoke-bomb
It is understood that a smoke bomb was ignited on Mr Gay’s front doorstep just after midnight but he didn’t contact police,...
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I remain unconvinced the woodchip piles are safe
The F.S.C is organised into three chambers to ensure that all stakeholder groups involved in or affected by forestry practices are able...
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Gunns Welcomes Apology from Dr Frank Nicklason
Gunns’ Chairman John Gay today welcomed an apology from Hobart Doctor Frank Nicklason as part of a settlement over statements made about...
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CONSERVATIONISTS CONDEMN NEW FORESTRY AMENDMENT BILL
LLEWELLYN MUST COME CLEAN ABOUT PUBLIC MONEY SPENT ON LOGGING ROADS. Community conservation group Still Wild Still Threatened is today opposing David...
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The Dilemma
Readers, have a look at the policewoman’s face. She is in a dilemma, we too are similarly caught. I quote Don Davey:...
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POLICE MINISTER DUCKS CALL CENTRE CUTS QUESTION
Indulges in Attacks on the Media Instead The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Police Minister, Jim Cox, to reverse his decision...
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Tasmanians were prepared to be arrested for their rights
WHAT: Community assembled at Beaconsfield Primary School WHEN: 1pm – today WHERE: Beaconsfield Primary School, Grubb Street Action at Beaconsfield Twenty one...
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BARTLETT DUCKS FOREST ISSUE AND GIVES POLICE A HEADACHE
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the decision to drop charges against four Florentine protesters is the direct result of a leadership...
