Tasmanian Times
National
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897Framing The Narrative: Murdoch v. Assange
I should be doing something else right now. As my wife frequently reminds me, I don’t get paid to write about WikiLeaks....
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Three quarters of Australians back mandatory limits on poker machines
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has welcomed another in a long line of national polls showing overwhelming support for poker...
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ANIMAL ACTIVISTS to confront Grim Reaper JULIA GILLARD
Grim Reaper Julia Gillard will be at Salamanca this Saturday at 12 noon as animal advocates take to the streets and markets...
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The Road to Nowhere
It didn’t take long for interstate friends to offer commiserations following Monday’s Q&A. No wonder you guys are in a mess. Is...
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Window to Togatus (5): My Q&A night with Lara and Tony …
It was the email that made my day. The email that made me squeal out loud in a quiet library. It was...
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Back to the Future: Remember Wesley Vale?
With Gunns Pulp Mill still sorta theoretically possible and the farcical result of the ‘peace talks’, I felt the urge to revisit...
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TCT blast. White-out fears. Leadership for Lara. I will not be moved, says Julia
Statement from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust regarding the ‘Tasmanian Forest Agreement: Heads of Agreement’ The Tasmanian Conservation Trust Executive Council met this...
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Amid the Murdoch scandal, there is the acrid smell of business as usual
In Scoop, Evelyn Waugh’s brilliant satire on the press, there is the moment when Lord Copper, owner of the Daily Beast, meets...
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Fox baits laid in suburbs … as Maria cull lashed
… Veterinary pathologist David Obendorf also has criticised the baiting so close to suburbs. “It beggars belief. I am surprised they are...
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Go back to where you came from! Done deal
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has refused to rule out sending pregnant women and unaccompanied children to Malaysia under an asylum-seeker swap deal...
