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901The Protest against Ta Ann
Today activists are facing court over a Ta Ann timber mill protest which was organized in solidarity with the indigenous people of...
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Convenience stores left to go stale in bread barney
Supermarket conduct, with discount bread and alleged misleading of consumers, is damaging smaller convenience operators. With changes by bread manufacturers to trading...
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Regional arts give more bang for funding buck
Sculpture: Bobbyz Australian Greens Leader Christine Milne is calling for a $10 million boost to the Regional Arts Fund in a move...
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Special Timbers: The Broken Business Model
The iconic Tasmanian special timbers industry is destined to follow Ford Australia into commercial oblivion. In fact the current special timbers business...
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Edward Snowden: the whistleblower behind the NSA surveillance revelations
The individual responsible for one of the most significant leaks in US political history is Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former technical assistant...
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Regional arts give more bang for funding buck
Full story, TT Arts here
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Plantations and Forest Stewardship Council Audits
Plantations and Forest Stewardship Council Audits Friends of the Earth (FoE) has been concerned about the questionable practices of logging operations for...
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Nine dead, 60 missing in another asylum tragedy
Authorities are searching for survivors after nine people drowned when a boat believed to be carrying 70 asylum seekers sunk off Christmas...
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State political donations reform must be in place by state election …
As Federal Disclosure Threshold Exceed $12,400 The Tasmanian Greens today used Budget Estimate committee hearings to pursue the introduction of state based...
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Crikey.Ken: How the NBN may work for you …
• CRIKEY DOT KEN ISSUE 198! 25 MAY 2013 Download: http://cdn-src.tasmaniantimes.com.s3.amazonaws.com/CDK-NBN-Newsletter-Article.pdf NOTE: There are a couple of errors in the diagram… the...
