Tasmanian Times
Politics
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835Step forward for preventative health
The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed) welcomed the passage of their motion to establish a Joint House Select Committee on Preventative Health, which...
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Attacking Peg Putt misses the issue
Picture, Details of the visit: HERE: Tasmania’s forest campaign goes global The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their long standing support for peaceful...
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Tote sale process is reckless
The Tasmanian Greens today called for a commitment that the TOTE would not be sold while the Parliamentary Committee Inquiry into the...
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Minister dodging questions on Forestry handout. Mill buyers. Gunns quizzed
The Tasmanian Greens today said the Forestry Minister Bryan Green has failed to explain to the Tasmanian people why he approved another...
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‘You make me sick’ O’Byrne feels heat on health cutbacks
HEALTH Minister Michelle O’Byrne said not one stone had been left unturned when it came to making savings in the health budget,...
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Herald Sun ordered to post corrections with Bolt column
The Federal Court has ordered the Herald and Weekly Times to publish two correction notices about articles by columnist Andrew Bolt that...
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Janet Albrechtsen’s Jurisprudence
But this Court is not a Parliament of policy; it is a court of law. Judicial method is not concerned with the...
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Ministerial dialogue? It hasn’t happened.
The disturbing lack of political will in meeting the accommodation needs of Hobart community groups calls for further comment. Old Bear (HERE)...
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School contract to company owner asked to determine school viability.
THE state government has awarded a $9.3 million school building contract to a company owned by the man it asked to determine...
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Another waste of Tas government money?
Note that many other organisations are content to stay with Outlook 2007 Tasmania upgrades to Exchange 2010 The Tasmanian Government has embarked...
