Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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810He’s Da Man
Mercury: The Government simply appears to have stopped listening to the people … Dave Groves
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Airdy’s got it covered
Dave Groves
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Aird’s gambling hub plan lashed
The Tasmanian Government has attracted the ire of the welfare sector for enacting laws to attract more online bookmakers to the state....
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Oh, dear. New technology saves Old technology
TODAY’S Mercury has been struck with production problems, and some pages are missing. Here they are online. Click here for page 9...
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Top world team nabs gun Launceston cyclist
Launceston cyclist, 24-year-old Richie Porte, has signed a two-year contract with Danish Team Saxo Bank. The young gun has only been in...
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Analysis: Obama’s peace prize
WASHINGTON — Now that he’s Nobel laureate Barack Obama, will he find smoother sailing for his plans to rid the world of...
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Why Herta Müller matters
By awarding the 2009 Nobel prize for literature to Herta Müller, the Swedish Academy is not only honouring a beautiful writer, but...
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I remain unconvinced the woodchip piles are safe
The F.S.C is organised into three chambers to ensure that all stakeholder groups involved in or affected by forestry practices are able...
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Gunns welcomes Burnie woodchip apology
TIMBER company Gunns Limited has failed in its bid for damages against Hobart doctor Frank Nicklason over claims he made about legionella...
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Gunns Welcomes Apology from Dr Frank Nicklason
Gunns’ Chairman John Gay today welcomed an apology from Hobart Doctor Frank Nicklason as part of a settlement over statements made about...
