Tasmanian Times
Politics
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746Spain’s slow-burning revolution
A turbulent summer in debt-squeezed Europe saw Greeks lay siege to parliament and teenagers loot London shops. But when Spaniards came to...
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Queen ‘orders’ Gillard to make Australia a republic
In a private meeting yesterday (Fri), did Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ask Prime Minister Julia Gillard not to wait until the 85...
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New education union takes aim at AEU over TAFE re-unification
The Tasmanian Education Association has greeted the AEU’s support for an inquiry into the Skills Institute and the Tasmanian Polytechnic with scorn....
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Even more health CEOs
From yesterday’s Australian
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NBN Rollout Cost No Longer A Mystery
Rumney MLC Tony Mulder today drew attention to the plight of a harried constituent and also shed light on why the National...
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Tibet tragedies Australia’s business
Greens Leader Bob Brown says the self-immolation of nine Tibetan monks and nuns this year, requires a response from Australia and other...
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It is time to re-examine the way the TEC conduct local government elections
Controversial Hobart City Council Alderman Candidate, Dean Charles Parry today reminded the people of Hobart not to forget to vote. “Today is...
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Festival needs
Tasmania puts great emphasis on its festivals – there are many, of all shapes and sizes, and seemingly growing by the month....
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The Oz paywall launch. Rupert roasted
The future begins for The Oz on Monday. The paywall will descend on Monday at The Australian, a move News Limited CEO...
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$45 million for loggers but not one hectare of forests protected
The late-Friday announcement of $45 million in federal money going to Tasmanian forest contractors is a premeditated tactical retreat by the Gillard...
