Tasmanian Times
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‘Transitioning Tasmania to a Zero Carbon Future’
‘Transitioning Tasmania to a Zero Carbon Future’ Launch and press conference of the Zero Carbon Australia Stationary Energy Report Launch WHEN: 11th...
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786Foster carers in tears at child protection inquiry
Foster carers have broken down at parliamentary inquiry into Tasmania’s beleaguered child protection system, saying they feel unsupported. The select committee, proposed...
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Tamar Valley residents denied NBN
East Tamar residents are shocked to learn they will miss out on high-speed NBN. The NBN plan denies many Tamar Valley communities...
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Oldest known stone axe found in Arnhem Land … Older than Brighton?
A piece of stone axe found in the Northern Territory has been dated at 35,500 years old, making it the oldest of...
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Pulp mill related: Anne’s Update
For those living in Hobart, or with Hobart-based contacts, please consider supporting the film night scheduled for the 29th November, and spreading...
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Lessons in power sharing: Engage in the new political dialogue
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the State’s pioneering power-sharing arrangement, that brokered a national first with Greens in Cabinet, has established...
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The Greens – more than a protest vote
Is there no stopping the Greens? Coverage of the impending Victorian election, now three weeks away, is obsessed with the impact the...
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Cash-strapped Forestry and MIS: A Lawyer’s Picnic
About 2,000 hectares of investors’ trees are believed to be currently managed by Forestry Tasmania (FT) on behalf of investors pursuant to...
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Afghanistan and the duty of our representatives
In an earlier article I called for more responsibility to be given to our representatives in Parliament to decide the merits of...
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A WORM in the APPLE
A WORM in the APPLE by David Leigh State Cinema, 375 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart Monday 29th November 8.30pm $20 Featuring Peter...
