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866Evil Genius? Do you reap all that you sow?
The News of the World is to close, James Murdoch has announced. It follows a series of revelations that the paper illegally...
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No-one is buying GM canola in WA
The WA Agriculture Minister has admitted in Parliament that none of the genetically modified (GM) canola grown in Western Australia last year...
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Opinions, values, journalism and David Hicks
In the final episode of Tony Jones’ Q and A for 2010, well-known journalist Janet Albrechtsen proclaimed a ‘fundamental belief’ that marriage...
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Kingmaker Graham Richardson says Wilkie could bring down Gillard
A feature article in the Murdoch-owned Sydney Daily Telegraph last Friday, not published on the web, has some not very nice things...
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Bolivia moves to end dependence on foreign seed firms
Bolivian President Evo Morales, has signed a new law which aims to ensure food security for his country. Under the plan, state-owned...
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Tasmania and School Retention Rates. Unfair treatment in a mainland education broadsheet
Tasmania gets front page treatment in the June 2011 issue of Education Review. Tasmania’s education system is, if the hype is to...
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The inaugural Tasmanian Times survey
Dear readers, Can you believe it – Tasmanian Times is almost ten years old! Over the past nine years, Tasmanian Times has...
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Letter from a refugee — ‘We thank you for remembering us’
The message below was sent on June 20 — World Refugee Day — from an asylum seeker named Jaffer. Jaffer is held...
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Seems like toxins in the water may have had an effect on journalism standards
Letter to tThe Examiner Editor, I enjoyed reading the article in the Examiner 22 June on ‘ABC admits breach of standards’. Download:...
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Go back to where you came from
SYDNEY — Leaning against a bed in the modest home that she shares here with six other family members, Maisara Masudi, 37,...
