Tasmanian Times
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912Whistleblower Snowden escapes arrest in Hong Kong thanks to US errors
Edward Snowden heads for Ecuador after flight to Russia leaves authorities in various countries amazed and infuriated … Edward Snowden was five...
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Bonaparte reforms inquisitorial system
This is the 11h extract from Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone Is A Victim (Except Rich Criminals) by legal historian Evan...
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Australia should turn away from GM crops, new study shows
June 18, Melbourne – A new research paper[1], published today in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability confirms that genetically modified...
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The Monster
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Greenberry inquiry must be transparent and protect witnesses
This week’s inquiry by the Parliamentary Standing Committee of Public Accounts into the resignation of Tasmania’s former prison boss Barry Greenberry must...
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Tasmanian forestry contractors using loophole to continue work after being paid to leave industry
A Senate inquiry has heard extraordinary allegations that Tasmanian forestry contractors who were paid by the Government to leave the industry are...
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US fatally persists with common law
This is the 10th extract from Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone Is A Victim (Except Rich Criminals) by legal historian Evan...
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Murdoch divorce stuns Satan
HELL (The Borowitz Report)—Word that the News Corporation chief executive Rupert Murdoch has filed for divorce from his wife, Wendi Deng, came...
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The Protest against Ta Ann
Today activists are facing court over a Ta Ann timber mill protest which was organized in solidarity with the indigenous people of...
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A health issue, not a criminal one. MLCs delay bill
Who you gonna trust? Mythbusters! Tasmania’s eighty-nine year old Criminal Code Act currently contains sanctions of up to 21 years’ jail for...
