Tasmanian Times
Politics
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972Coffee revs for life
May 17 (Bloomberg) — Coffee, caffeinated or decaffeinated, may help extend the lives of people who drink it daily, a U.S. study...
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Does the Lord Mayor trust his ratepayers
Letter to Mercury Editor (so far unpublished): The Lord Mayor has called for trust in the community, but does he trust his...
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Tarkine Heritage must not be vandalised: Brown
Picture: Bob McMahon Australian Greens Senator for Tasmania Bob Brown said there has been unforgivable damage to one of the richest Aboriginal...
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Nine problems stopping The Global Mail from getting an audience
While it’s a shame The Global Mail has failed to make an impact on the media landscape, the signs have been there...
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Give Peace A Chance …
All signatory groups involved in the discussions to implement the Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental Agreement today called for cool heads and clear space...
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The Magical Recycling Cuckoo Clock
Dave Groves
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The Naked Emperors
Image: here Tasmania is facing a crisis. Not just one of the financial variety; rather a watershed where we need to face...
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Failed Forestry gets another $110 million. McKim: Wind up money. Giddings: A ‘contingency’ measure
Forestry chief Bob Gordon with his minister, deputy Premier Bryan Green The Tasmanian Government will spend $110 million over four years bailing...
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Green light for Tasmania’s next tourism icons
Tourism Operators say the funding allocated in yesterday’s State Budget to complete the Three Capes Track, Tarkine Road, and Tasmania Museum &...
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Forestry: the sobering conclusions. Farming: the glittering future
Jonathan West ABC pic of Jan Davis According to Professor Jonathan West, Tasmania is teetering on the precipice of losing its forest...
