Tasmanian Times
Politics
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660Misguided amalgamations
Alderman Philip Cocker today expressed his disappointment that the CEO of TASCOSS Tony Reidy had joined the media spin of the Property...
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NSW bans Tasmanian abalone
NSW BANS TASMANIAN ABALONE Biosecurity Must Take Priority The Tasmanian Greens today urged stronger action on marine biosecurity, following a decision by...
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Gillard’s word is being trashed, along with magnificent forests
Wed, Nov 23, Catamaran.Image HERE Prime Minister Julia Gillard is allowing her word to be trashed by logging in high-conservation areas that...
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It’s time
GetUp’s new video has “become our most-watched online video ever, and the fastest trending video in the world right now on YouTube!”...
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Tote sold. Will police now keep their phones?
TOTE SALE NEEDS TO PASS “FAIR AND REASONABLE” PRICE TEST The Tasmanian Greens were today reassured that the State Auditor General would...
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Cost of living a major driver for local government reform
WITH cost of living continually on the rise, nearly three quarters of the Tasmanian community believe council mergers would see a savings...
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Greens: Freeze state MPs pay
The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their support for a freeze on State MPs’ pay rises for the remainder of the current parliamentary...
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Sea Shepherd sails into uncertain safety in Southern Ocean
The Australian Government must have a plan in place to ensure the safety of all ships in our waters as the Sea...
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Resist Bryan Green’s bid to easily approve marine farms expansion
Deputy Premier Bryan Green last week gave himself the power to streamline approval for marine farms to expand. Environment groups say this...
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Is Beaconsfield the Canary in the mines?
The imminent closure of the Beaconsfield gold mine (ABC Online HERE) may be a warning that other big miners are pondering similar...
