Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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1.6KAli released on bail. The action against Gunns. Logs off to China
Peaceful forest defender Ali Alishah released on bail. Non violent forest activist Ali Alishah was released on bail this afternoon after spending...
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Nothing has changed …
Has anything really changed with the Tasmanian Government’s control over powers they will give inquisitorial processes intended to discover the truth: Deja...
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Kidnap inquiry hears of disastrous delay
The Senate inquiry into the kidnapping of Australian citizens overseas heard evidence last night that Bundaberg photo-journalist Nigel Brennan and his Canadian...
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Gunns in Hobart Magistrates tomorrow
Lawyers for Pulp the Mill Inc. and Gunns Ltd will appear in the Hobart Magistrate’s Court tomorrow (this Friday, October 14) at...
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Exit Etter: Was it internal differences … ?
TASMANIA’S new anti-corruption watchdog has been hit by the sudden resignation of its inaugural chief executive only a year into its operations,...
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The Media is not your friend. It is a marketing platform
Jonathan Green, writing on The Drum put it most eloquently: The Media is not there to help. It does not feel your...
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Integrity CEO quits
TASMANIAN Integrity Commission CEO Barbara Etter has quit after just over a year in the job. Ms Etter had elected to terminate...
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Murdoch v Murdoch in climate change ad stoush
Flick through today’s The Australian and the reader is faced with this amusing scenario: Murdoch money is being used to buy full...
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Dr McGinity in mediation over complaints
The Medical Board of Australia and a doctor from Tasmania’s north-east have agreed to participate in mediation, to try to resolve complaints...
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The Chronicle 62: The beautiful freelancer
DOWN at the journalists’ watering hole, Mahoney’s, Bentley had strict rules about who and who not to drink with at the bar....
