Tasmanian Times
Politics
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707Fox: Curiouser and curiouser …
A KEY piece of evidence that sparked Tasmania’s controversial multi-million-dollar hunt for foxes has been thrown into question. New tests on a...
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Festival to celebrate the power of belonging
Come and celebrate our diversity, community participation, inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone at the 2011 Peace Festival. The...
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Transport hub call for Hobart inner city
Any consideration of the future of Hobart’s transport system must include a dedicated transit hub, according to Greens’ candidate for Lord Mayor...
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In defence of our defenders
The earthworks currently being undertaken at the Conservation and Heritage site at Longreach on the Tamar River by Hazel Brothers contractors are...
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Get out of Afghanistan
Greens Leader Bob Brown today urged Prime Minister Julia Gillard to make good on her promise to have an annual debate on...
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The High Price of Poverty
Income support payments must rise according to a new report recommending action to tackle the ‘poverty penalty’ currently being paid by low...
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Record Hydro profit
Australia’s largest renewable energy business has posted a record operating profit of $100 million. Hydro Tasmania is crediting a boost in mainland...
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Not a penny more … World day against plantations
FORESTRY TASMANIA MUST COMPLY WITH IGA ON 430, 000 HECTARES Verification Processes Should Be Completed Before Commercial Settlement is Made Kim Booth...
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The Official Report: How Forestry Tasmania ran up a $12m debt, for starters. The disdain of FT
It will of course be old news to Tasmanian Times’ readers who have been warned for years by TT Analyst JOHN LAWRENCE...
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Foster’s sale: another reason to support small Australian brewers …
; Thursday 22 September 2011 The Australian Greens will work to ensure the historic Cascade brewery remains in South Hobart, generating jobs...
