Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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1.2KBeware of conservatives
Labor party supporters will struggle to keep its achievements in the public mind in the face of its many faults, and a...
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Foreign aid: moral imperative and national interest
The federal budget announcement brought to boil a long-simmering epiphany: if we rely on governments to redistribute wealth internationally, it will never...
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Witnessing Margaret Court
In my professional capacity as Co-Convenor of Rainbow Labor Tasmania and Co- Chairperson of The COPP (coming out proud program) I come...
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Send a ‘please act now’ to Minister McKim. Booth: Hydro betrays Tasmanians
We are asking for a few moments of your time to petition the state government because we are concerned that it is...
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Bob Gordon: FT is solvent. Burnie wharf: Specialty timbers wasted; the challenge to Bryan Green
Welcome to our long overdue Branchline! It has been awhile since we last communicated and I guess that’s a reflection on just...
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Rhiannon caught out bagging Greens in ghost-written op-ed
Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon and her media adviser ghost-wrote a controversial article attacking her own party for accepting a $1.68 million donation...
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IA editor gets legal muscle in battle against NAB
Contributing editor-at-large Tess Lawrence now has some hefty legal muscle on her side to even the odds in her epic seven-year court...
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It’s Official: Watching Fox Makes You Stupider
People who work at Fox News might like to think that they are despised by real journalists only because they are conservative...
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A Legend Leaves
Video 1: Video 2: Video 3: Tasmanian Times Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/TasmanianTimes?feature=CCYQwRs%3D
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Book sales have fallen off a cliff: What next for the Australian publishing industry?
The Australian book industry – both publishing and bookselling – has been in a pretty healthy state for most of the past...
