Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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909Internode extends $20 discount to 2800 exchanges
Jim Kellett Internode today (Wed) announces that it has extended its monthly $20 bundling discount to more than 2800 telephone exchanges nationally...
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Slipper sexual harassment case thrown out
Former House of Representatives speaker Peter Slipper has won his bid to have a sexual harassment case against him thrown out. Federal...
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Assange looks to contest Senate election
WIKILEAKS publisher Julian Assange has confirmed his intention to run as a Senate candidate in the 2013 federal election and will announce...
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CPSU to rally to support for ABC jobs
The Community and Public Sector Union will hold a rally tomorrow (Wednesday) to demand the ABC awaits the findings of a Senate...
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Plan C: No to TFA 2
A call for a stable forest and timber industry, embedded in a healthy biosphere and supported by a knowledgeable and supportive population....
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That fateful call
Prince Charles … on his recent visit to Tasmania A family left behind by the apparent suicide of a London nurse, following...
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Tree-top vigil – First Anniversary
Pic: Alan Lesheim On December 14th 2012 Australian environmentalist Miranda Gibson will mark 12 months since stepping foot on the ground with...
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Call for Human Rights Impact Report on Prostitution in Australia
NORDIC MODEL AUSTRALIA COALITION (NORMAC) Monday 2pm, 10 December 2012 Call for Human Rights Impact Report on Prostitution in Australia Launch The...
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The rise of Hamas
I used to live and work in Gaza, and have very good memories of my time there. I’ve kept up connections with...
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Labor must abandon assault on environmental laws
Picture of Weld Valley old-growth by Rob Blakers, http://www.robblakers.com/ LABOR MUST ABANDON ASSAULT ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS The Tasmanian Greens today renewed calls...
