Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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T’was ever thus, in Van Diemen’s Land!
LAST WEEK was a rowdy one in public health echelons of Van Diemen’s Land. Perhaps these protectors might take a leaf out...
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800When the world is nothing but extremes
There’s something appealing about the idea of life being a series of no compromise, right or wrong decisions, where morality and reality...
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Probe into water quality, panel members
WATER quality will go under the microscope with a panel of scientists to investigate supplies in Tasmania’s North-East. Environment Protection Authority chairman...
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Gunns’ approval for mill ‘invalid’
… Mr Stokes’s analysis concludes that the assessment of the project by consultants (Sweco Pic) under former premier Paul Lennon’s fast-track process...
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The power supply issue
One notable absence from the increasing amount of pork barreling in Tasmania is about power supply. The labor party has made some...
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Department of Health ‘snoop’ in St Helens?
The bush telegraph is buzzing wildly from St Helens with the appearance around town of a DHHS ‘snoop’. A number of sources...
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Tasmanian Times Traffic Report (2)
In February 2010 there were 24,688 unique visitors to Tasmanian Times, a 45% increase over the number of visitors in February 2009....
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Last drinks: Fear and Loathing in the Newsroom. Why newspaper journalism has lost its soul
Who would throw a wake without offering the mourners a sip of booze—or at least letting them bring their own bottle? Cincinnati...
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Rudd should fear the swing
ACROSS the nation there is a clear swing away from ALP governments taking place. Two years ago the ALP had close to...
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Read!
This puts a whole new spin on taking time to smell the flowers . . . http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/news/pyrethroids-raise-concerns ****************** No surprise to learn...
