Tasmanian Times
Politics
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784Huon Valley Guessing Games: Where apathy rules
It’s Town Forum time again in the Huon, starting at Geeveston (tonight, Monday November 7, 6pm), followed by Cygnet (tomorrow, Tuesday November...
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Budget cuts fuel mass protest
THOUSANDS of angry protesters are expected to descend on Hobart this week in a rally being billed as one of the biggest...
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In a move to compulsory voting, let’s not forget community
I am writing to state my full support Alderman Marti Zucco’s call for compulsory voting and I share his concerns raised in...
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J M Coetzee, Bob Carr to judge TT writer Suzanne
Tasmanian Times contributor Suzanne Cass from Stop Tasmanian Animal Cruelty has reached the final judging for the prestigious Voiceless media prize (print/online...
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Largest coalition in Tasmanian history calls for Local Government reform
The largest coalition of peak bodies in Tasmanian history has united today (Sunday) in the campaign calling for local government reform. With...
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Noam Chomsky: can revolutionary pacificism deliver peace?
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Noam Chomsky has been awarded this year’s Sydney Peace Prize, Australia’s only international peace prize. This is...
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drumMUSTER leads rural recycling revolution
As National Recycling Week moves into full swing, one of the rural industry’s great waste recycling programs continues to work hard for...
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Youth Poll: Democrats will find out what 15-20 year olds really think, want and do
The Australian Democrats will this week begin contacting as many 15-20 year olds as they can throughout Australia to poll them on...
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Use physics in spraying
Use physics in spraying GREGOR HEARD 01 Nov, 2011 04:00 AM FARMERS could be forgiven for not thinking in terms of physics...
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Court case can end Gunns’ proposed Pulp Mill once and for all
Gunns’ proposed pulp mill in the picturesque tourist region of the Tamar Valley in Tasmania, Australia is in the Courts again. There...
