Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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992Conflict of interest: Sinodinos breached the rules …
SENIOR Liberal senator Arthur Sinodinos has been caught breaching parliamentary rules by failing to declare six company directorships during his 15 months...
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The Vigilante Mentality
Federal Labor figures have accused the Coalition of “desperate dog whistle politics” after its immigration spokesman Scott Morrison demanded “behaviour protocols” for...
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This is a wake up call
ABC picture From Wikipedia: “Despite the Australian Electoral Commission publishing a yearly list of political donors, it is often difficult to ascertain...
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State forest revoked to benefit Gunns pulp mill. Bad news for creditors
About a year ago I became aware that Gunns had purchased a 31.79 hectares area on title 152545/1 of Informal Reserve, managed...
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Legal obligations and course of action on World Heritage logging outlined
LEGAL OBLIGATIONS AND COURSE OF ACTION ON WORLD HERITAGE LOGGING OUTLINED TO MINISTER The Australian Environment Minister has been urged to uphold...
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Disrespect, concentrated power and a lost narrative. Abbott’s surge
Discord is created by a clashing of harsh sounds. Jarring and unpleasant, it jangles the nerves. Our reflex action is to shut...
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A failed leader
little devil
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Government continues to ignore whaling risk
There is increasing concern of further clashes in the Southern Ocean with the report that the Japanese have despatched an ice-breaking military...
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Judge Blast for Tasmania Police
Bar Interesting article in today’s Mercury. See http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2013/02/25/373144_scalesofjustice.html . Reassuring and pleasing to see the judiciary being vigilant about police propriety and...
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Climate Change is Real
Thanks to extensive research and noticeable changes in weather and storm prevalence, it’s getting harder to turn a blind eye to the...
