Tasmanian Times
Politics
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872Government Acts to Avert Industry Shutdown … but there is another way …
The Deputy Premier Bryan Green said today action to move logs stockpiled because of the closure of the Triabunna export mill would...
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Gillard, Rudd celebrate as carbon bills pass
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd savoured a moment of victory as the government’s far-reaching emissions trading legislation passed...
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The Media is not your friend. It is a marketing platform
Jonathan Green, writing on The Drum put it most eloquently: The Media is not there to help. It does not feel your...
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Telstra Daylight Saving rip-off
Failure by Telstra to adjust billings to account for daylight saving is costing its customers dearly, warns Candidate for Lord Mayor, Dr...
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It’s time to vote for real reform in local government
Labor Candidate for Hobart City Council, Simon Monk called on residents to vote for a council that will take the lead on...
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Alderman Burnet & Greens should come clean
Alderman Burnet made the following statements, “I will continue to talk about the positive developments that are happening in Hobart. The Greens...
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Construction boom a fillip for Hobart
The Greens today welcomed the myriad of developments that are set to provide a range of functions in the City. Lord Mayoral...
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LED lighting cuts heavy metal pollution and energy consumption
The installation of LED street lighting in Tasmania could significantly reduce heavy metals’ pollution and cut local government’s energy usage by more...
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Old school site can continue to cater for community
An adult education provider has developed a proposal that will keep the historic former Macquarie Street State School in South Hobart as...
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Is open space dispensable?
If we are to move towards higher density within some of our urban areas a consequence will be the reduction in areas...
