Tasmanian Times
Politics
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2.1KMissing in South Hobart
The citizens of South Hobart are furious at the Giddings-McKim decision to sell the former State School/Adult Education Centre buildings in upper...
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Code Green steps into the breach … 9 arrests
While pro-millers argue on TT as to whether works-without-a-permit are legal unless a judge says it’s not, Code Green have again stepped...
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Why the Greens agreed to compo. Protesters halt site work. Vigil.
And for those who have been expressing confusion over this deal – here are two responses, repeated with permission, from a staffer...
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Corruption needs to tackled head on
Commission of Inquiry Act should be scrapped and Integrity Commission needs teeth. Over many years there have been calls for Royal Commissions...
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Clubs Australia misleads again
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, said Clubs Australia had cooked the books in its latest attempt to mislead the community...
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Logging native forests kills biodiversity
Scientists in a new study, just published in the prestigious journal ‘Nature’, have demonstrated the importance of Australia stepping up its protection...
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In defence of the indefensible. Today: The Black Flagging. The Blockade …
No Rick (# 14), no one from the Tasmanian media contacted me for comment about the e-mails. I guess you are not...
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Ancient History
So, it’s “ancient history” (TT HERE) that in early 2006 Gunns had information about “dioxin concentrations for various areas around Georgetown” which...
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Call for Forestry Tasmania administrator as Lara, Julia hand over $34.5 million
Senator Bob Brown, Greens Leader: Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown says that while he is not privy to the legal or probity...
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Conroy flags super-regulator for media
COMMUNICATIONS Minister Stephen Conroy has floated the idea that a single regulator with stronger powers could police the media, while launching an...
