Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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882Scotland Yard seeks Rupert Murdoch secret tape
Scotland Yard detectives were on Friday attempting to track down a secret recording of Rupert Murdoch admitting to Sun journalists that payments...
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Young and Restless
Scarlett Wattle
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GE-Free gives Tasmania competitive edge
The Tasmanian Greens today expressed concern over reports that GE Canola wildings ( Simon Bevilacqua, Mercury: Crop that won’t die ) had...
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The bugging of Ecuador’s London Embassy …
On January 2 Tess Lawrence, in a (world) exclusive to Tasmanian Times wrote: The United States has wiretapped the phone and email...
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Has organised crime corrupted Tasmania Police?
The latest home invasion ( ABC: Gunman terrorises Hobart family in foiled break-in ) by a shotgun-armed raider again raises the very...
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Andrew Nikolic, The SMH … and the Press Council
During its brief and unremarkable existence, the New Examiner ( Facebook here ) parodied dozens of public figures. We paraded Lara Giddings...
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MIS class action makes slow progress
What did directors know and when did they know is the question at the core of class actions by grower investors against...
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Leaving Australia, a confounding and complex country
Australian television producers have in recent times hit upon a sure-fire formula to guarantee big ratings. Costume designers are instructed to dress...
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The moral failure of law schools
This is the 12th extract from Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone Is A Victim (Except Rich Criminals) by legal historian Evan...
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Ten reasons why most Australian MSM journalists are absolute shyte
Never before has Australia’s political coverage been so poorly regarded by the public; Tom Orren says this reputation is well-deserved — and...
