Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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1.9KMercury: ‘Still the top newspaper brand in the state’ …
NEW figures have confirmed the Mercury is Tasmania’s No.1 newspaper brand, reaching a total print and digital audience of 368,000 people each...
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Charlie’s cows: To whom it may concern …
• To whom it may concern, On the 6/6/2014, I attended the McIntyre Sale Yards sale where 205 head of Charlie’s cattle...
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Rupert’s red top: the rise and fall of Rebekah Brooks
Peter Jukes watched the former tabloid editor’s extraordinary composure in court on every day of the hacking trial. Her story tells you...
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All our staff acted in a lawful and professional manner
Triabunna Investments notes the media reports that the Tasmanian Government is considering holding a Parliamentary Inquiry into the transformation of the Triabunna...
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And nothing changes …
First published 18 years ago in The Irish Times Martyn Turner
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It’s Time To Talk About Sue
Recently, Supporters of Susan Neill-Fraser held two Candlelight Vigils for Sue and her partner of 18 years, Robert (Bob) Chappell. A vigil,...
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Winter Rats Festivals Draw Weird Acclaim
*Pic: Extreme federal budget cuts and runaway climate change are likely to force winter to be cancelled until further notice. ABC pic....
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Media: The Way We Were …
In 1966-7 my Dad got a job as a young reporter for the Daily Mail’s Manchester office, just as it was made...
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‘Praise for Thorpe coming out’
*Pic: Here Thorpe’s struggle highlights need for marriage equality “Nothing has changed about Ian Thorpe. He is still a great Olympian and...
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NATION: In limbo on the High Seas. Piracy? says Burnside. Coalition stalled. Tax repeal stalls
More than 150 asylum seekers, including about 40 children, face living in limbo on the high seas in an Australian customs vessel...
