Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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923Systematically Biased Reporting
Although the spin is hard to detect for the average reader, New York Times reportage of Middle East affairs is perniciously biased....
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The Red Queen and the Poet Lorikeet
In contrast to our senior correspondent, Tess Lawrence says the reaction from Julia Gillard to the Glenn Milne story (On TT: HERE)...
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LONG-TERM BULLDOZER PARKING AVAILABLE
Karl Stevens
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THE LIMBO DANCE (Tasmanian style)
Tamar Devil
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Forget democracy. It’s corporations that rule the west
It has been the same story from the brokers and analysts I’ve spoken to during the market plunges this week: stocks were...
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Australia: The Consequential Country
“The land down under” has always been a colloquialism dripping with inconsequentiality, and reaches back to a time when the tyranny of...
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A pressing case for standing up to Rupert Murdoch’s bullying
The shameless actions of News Ltd are a threat to our democracy. NEWS Ltd owns 70 per cent of the circulation of...
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Asylum seekers arrive in Tasmania … as the screws turn on Gillard
The first group of asylum seekers have been moved from the Curtin Detention Centre in Western Australia to the country’s newest detention...
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Greens getting on with the job
Tomorrow, 1 September, marks one year since the Australian Greens signed an historic agreement with Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s Labor Government. “The...
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Surely the pulp mill is dead?
The Tasmanian Greens have obtained further new legal advice (attached) which found that Gunns Ltd is now unable to apply for a...
