Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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830Get a fxckxng real job!
Thursday 8 Sept 2011: Hello everyone, the illegal work continues, so too does the vigil. Cold wind today, bright sun. MEANWHILE: Yesterday...
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Pulp the Mill launches prosecution of Gunns
Today Pulp the Mill has commenced a prosecution of Gunns Ltd in the Hobart Magistrates Court. Pulp the Mill will claim Gunns...
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Pervan: Probe terminated. Cost: $100,000 … so far
A GOVERNMENT investigation into the conduct of a senior health bureaucrat has cost the state more than $100,000 and the tab is...
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Greens’ bill would give people right of reply on phone towers
Communities need to have a say in where mobile phone towers are located, and not depend on the whim of telecommunications companies,...
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The queue grows of people waiting for Gunns to pay them … Protest stops logging
The $276 million agreement that Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Tasmanian Premier Lara Giddings flaunted only a month ago as the ultimate...
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Deal of Fortune
Dave Groves
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Why David Hicks must win
No, this is not about winning a literary competition; this paper has nothing to say about that controversy – it has to...
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Kidnapped in Iraq; attacked in Australia
Baghdad. Friday, 16 October 2004. Almost as soon as my vehicle left the front gates of the compound, I realised something was...
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With a rare touch of restraint the term tree-hugging was not used …
There is a journalist at the Examiner, whose role seems curiously restricted. He writes the odd book review, and a weekly column...
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Rupert … my part in his (near) downfall. MPs circle the Scion
Rupert … my part in his (near) downfall. I do not wish to initiate accusations of Hitler-various-associative syndromes. This is meant to...
