Tasmanian Times
National
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1.3KLib preference scare, Labor response: both rubbish
In the last few days of the current electoral campaign the Liberal Party has circulated a pamphlet and published advertisements claiming that...
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Dossier: Why no pulp mill in the Tamar Valley is acceptable
The community group Friends of the Tamar Valley today released a dossier giving a brief overview of why we will continue to...
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Forget the spin – let’s compare your policies on the real issues
Youth activists say: Vote socialist and Green, then use your power! Jess Moore, Socialist Alliance candidate for Cunningham, and Melanie Barnes, candidate...
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Poorer students easy target for Liberals
NUS is shocked at the revelation in the Coalition’s policy costings that an Abbott Government would slash programs to increase low SES...
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Amos and Wells on Forestry Subsidies: Round 3
I doubt whether I’m going to convince Mr Amos of the merits of my approach to measuring subsidies. But in this, my...
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It will matter to the ABC who is elected on Aug 21
It will matter to the ABC who is elected on Aug 21 ‘The good news, bad news and the unknown’ is the...
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Time to restart the republican debate
The major parties are missing an historic opportunity to put the republican debate back on the agenda in the Federal election campaign,...
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GREENS PROTECT FISHING FUTURE
The Greens are the best insurance policy for fishing into the future, Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne said today. “Anyone who loves...
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Denison Town Hall Debate
Featuring: Mel Barnes, Socialist Alliance, Geoff Couser, Greens Jonathan Jackson, ALP Cameron Simpkins, Liberal Andrew Wilkie, Independent NB. Due to time restrictions...
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Protecting Children from Junk Food Advertising
Greens Candidate for Franklin, Wendy Heatley, and Senator Christine Milne announced jointly today that the Greens will reintroduce legislation to ban junk...
