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878Dave Groves decodes …
Dave Groves
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Austral Reflections
In 1834, ten convicts stole the Frederick, the last ship to be built at the notorious prison at Sarah Island, on Tasmania’s...
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Not guilty, says Gay
The former Gunns chairman, John Gay, has pleaded not guilty to two charges of insider trading in the Magistrates Court in Launceston....
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Sun setting on Rupert
The difficulty is that nothing, not even the arrival in Britain of Rupert Murdoch bearing reassurance, can automatically put the Sun on...
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Chance for Tasmania to lead on political donations reform
Tasmanian Greens today welcomed Attorney-General Brian Wightman’s release of the long-awaited discussion paper on political donations reform, saying it raised hopes for...
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Towards an economic theory of capitalism – MACRO supply and demand
Recently I discovered an interesting publication on the web entitled ‘Tragedy and Hope – A History of the World in our Time’....
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The Knight
Dave Groves
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Gunns’ White Knight gallops in. Pollies, Lara. Tom Ellison: ‘It’s desperation’
• Yesterday on Tasmanian Times: Richard Chandler is a major shareholder in Sino-Forest, a Chinese-Canadian company whose principle businesses include the ownership...
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Pontville closure deadline looms: take action!
As some of you may have read in the Mercury today (http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2012/02/07/298851_tasmania-news.html TT: HERE), Mayor Tony Foster believes that we only have...
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Amid pride and prejudice, it’s time for a new flag
Whenever I see a flag worn as a cape, I can’t help thinking of those Cronulla crusaders shouting, ”We grew here, you...
