Tasmanian Times
Current Affairs
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Court gives green light for pulp mill legal challenge
Greg Ogle MR We are very pleased that this legal challenge will now be able to go ahead. There is a real...
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Shredding the Anti-Discrimination Act?
Rodney Croome WILL A review of the Tasmanian Anti-Discrimination Act, possibly to be released this coming week, recommend an exemption allowing religious...
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Governance and memory: An Anzac story
Peter Henning The origins of the separation of powers can be traced back, at least in the British experience, 800 years or...
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Pokies: Dear Jim Wilkinson
TODAY James Boyce Saturday, April 19 Community concern over this pokies contract has increased considerably since 2003 as the truth has slowly...
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Questions that must be answered
Lindsay Tuffin NIGEL Burch’s statement ( What Nigel Burch said ) raises the most serious questions about governance in Tasmania. All the...
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What Nigel Burch said
Nigel Burch Shortly after this, he received a telephone call that I believe was from Linda Hornsey. He took this call in...
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Shredded … the final shred of credibility of Paul Lennon
Peg Putt “The dramatic new revelations about the Premier’s role interfering in the Justice portfolio and directing Mr Kons to appoint Simon...
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A shredding of credibility
Peg Putt “The Premier and Deputy Premier have attempted to give an account of events that left out the fact that a...
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Island down the plug-hole … ABC avoids the splash!
Phil Lohrey …Well, let’s skip that authority. I intend to write to the new Minister, Stephen Conroy, but I need your help....
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Guy Nicholson: Honourable and unbending
Hag HAG HEARS that the very noble Guy Nicholson pre-empted the very public announcement by Bryan Green that he would personally pay...
