Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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The fallacy of climate activism
In the 20 years since we climate activists began our work in earnest, the state of the climate has become dramatically worse,...
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824Anglican Church shares the gospel
AUSTRALIA’S richest Anglican diocese will slash staff and ministries after revealing it lost $160 million on the sharemarket – $60 million more...
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Saving our beautiful world
Dear Editor I thought the purpose of an Emissions Trading Scheme was to decrease the public’s and industries pollution of the environment....
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Aids for reading Tasmanian newspapers
Richad Butler
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Water damage looms at poll
THE abolition of Hobart Water will hurt the Government’s re-election chances, the authority’s last chairman warns. Hobart Water was formally dissolved yesterday...
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The internet doesn’t exist
‘Content’ implies that it’s all the same; the word defines all stuff that gets shovelled into websites, hoovered up by Google and...
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My complaint to the Press Council
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Surviving, even thriving, in spite of Labor?
David Killick, Mercury: TASMANIA’S economy is weathering the global downturn well, says Access Economics. But it warns the State faces significant long-term...
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An Indian Island solution
I suggest we recycle our refugee boats. Tis’ the green thing to do. Set up a government department to manage Adventure Tours...
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Burma crackdown on ethnic nationalities
Burma’s ruling clique currently has military offensives underway against a swathe of ethnic nationalities in the run-up to elections it says it...
