Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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720Tweaking TT. Thank You!x
Your kind gifts – and an increase in paid advertising* including galleries, state and local government agencies – have enabled further changes...
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Subless Fairfax is a fast-sinking ship. The strange, misshapen creatures
The Fairfax decision to outsource its sub-editing is more than a cost cut. It’s a fundamental shift in ethos. A change of...
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Detained on Manus Island: Labor’s competence and honesty
Reopening the Manus Island detention centre – or a similar one anywhere else in Papua New Guinea – would be an admission...
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Rainbow Warrior testing waters off Fukushima
Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior has begun radiation sampling to the south of the crisis-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex. Greenpeace submitted research plans...
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Osama! Why are people dancing in the streets?
The assassination of Osama Bin Laden is a major historical event that many of us will remember for the rest of our...
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Arctic Melts
Together with Terry Callaghan, a researcher at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Margareta is the editor of the two chapters on...
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Storm over blocked sex files
LAWYERS acting for a 12-year-old Hobart girl sold for sex in 2009 while a state ward have been denied access to her...
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Police case damned
A SENIOR detective will be asked to show why he should not be removed from criminal investigations because of his handling of...
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Death of terror’s big fish leaves a sour taste
Yes, justice matters, and a decent society takes a quiet pride in the restitution of criminal wrongs. But is that really what...
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Job export plans abandoned
MERCURY staff are celebrating what they see as a huge victory in blocking plans to export sub-editing jobs offshore. Mercury editor Garry...
