Tasmanian Times
National
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734High moral ground indeed
The only reason that I make this suggestion is that the piece ( Here ) is so illuminating about the nature and...
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Why the newspaper is copping so much flak
Let’s take one example. Last Sunday. The first story the Examiner ran on this issue.Nothing less than a front page story on...
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Jobs jobs jobs! How many new pulp mill jobs?
There are several competing stories around the pulp mill proposal that we are asked to believe. We can choose to believe Gunns’...
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Totally Against Plantations: Who’s misleading who?
he fantasy that our rampant forestry industries will be happy to convert to plantations was promoted by academic Judith Ajani in her...
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Peaceful Community Protest – Taking the Step
THE Suffragettes and The Salvation Army both employed peaceful protest in their determination to challenge the Establishment. Both were ultimately successful. More...
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Tasmanian PS numbers have increased 25% between 2000-2008
“BUDGET-breaking” blowouts in public service numbers are destroying the financial position of the states and threaten economic recovery, new research has found....
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Whale activist hits visa hurdle
THE Federal Immigration Department has cracked down on Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson, demanding to know the anti-whaling group leader’s police and court...
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Death throes of the Old Dragon and the woeful state of Tasmanian mainstream media …
Beseiged by declining ad revenue and readership, befuddled by the internet revolution Old Media leadership in Tasmania has looked firmly to its...
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This man required artificial ventilation …
The review is now is now easily available online, first go to www.gunns20.org and you will see the Steele Report on the...
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Labor inaction on forest contractors
Forest contractors continue to suffer, and leave the industry Flow on affects hit regional Tasmanian communities State Labor does nothing to help...
