Tasmanian Times
Politics
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614Mandatory stunning still alive
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will push ahead with a Private Member’s Bill to legislate animal welfare standards in the...
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Council elections a chance for local renewal
The Tasmanian Greens today urged all enrolled Tasmanians to cast their votes in the local government elections before the polls close in...
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Travelling further than Oatlands …
After four hours sleep last night, I was awoken by a call from a prospective voter concerned about my genealogy. She implied...
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Secret AFL footy deal exposed
SECURING the controversial North Melbourne games for Bellerive will cost Tasmanian taxpayers more than $1 million in a secret deal struck between...
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Live Exports Review: Greens call for mandatory pre-slaughter stunning
Commenting on the federal government’s response to the Farmer Review into the live-export industry, Greens NSW Senator and Animal Welfare spokesperson Lee...
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Tom, is this the jewel in the crown?
• Tom DeKadt TT yesterday, HERE: The jewel in the crown of the Greens wins as a result of power sharing so...
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Hydro-Ta Ann link?
Sarawak Report can disclose that the connections between Tasmania’s primary industries and the Chief Minister’s cousin, Hamed Sepawi, are far more extensive...
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World class golf course approved for King Island
King Island Council have approved the proposed development of a world class 18 hole “links” golf course at Cape Wickham, tapping into...
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Muammar Gaddafi killed as Sirte falls
Former Libyan leader dies as last bastion falls, but questions remain about the circumstances of his death. Follow the breaking news on...
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Slow-motion genocide of an ancient indigenous people
Indonesian security forces yesterday fired on a mass meeting of West Papuans and arrested leaders and activists after participants at the Papuan...
