Tasmanian Times
Politics
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765Gunns files profit drop defence
GUNNS will defend a shareholder class action over a large profit drop in 2009 by pointing to market volatility caused by the...
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Lara’s new FIBRE PLUS
Karl Stevens
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Hundreds of RHH jobs at risk
HUNDREDS of jobs at the Royal Hobart Hospital are at risk, with revelations yesterday exposing plans to slash $40 million from health...
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How they targetted the schools to close
WHAT had seemed heaven sent for 20 small Tasmanian schools – $13.5 million in federal stimulus upgrades, seemingly locking in their survival...
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ROSNY GP SUPERCLINIC – $5.5 MILLION TO DELIVER FEWER GP’s
“Revelations this week that the Gillard Labor Government has spent $5.5 million of taxpayers funds to convert a busy suburban medical practice...
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BURNET sees Big Benefits for Small Business in Gehl Plan
Hobart Lord Mayoral candidate, Alderman Helen Burnet, sees big benefits for Hobart small retail and service businesses if the Gehl plan is...
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Wilkie to support a price on carbon
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will support the Federal Government’s legislation to put a price on carbon. Mr Wilkie’s decision...
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Triabunna deal needs federal intervention
The Federal Government seems incredibly naïve when it comes to the history and culture of cronyism in the forest industry in Tasmania,...
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Commit to ending hate, Libs told
TASMANIAN GAY AND LESBIAN RIGHTS GROUP Media Release Friday July 8th 2011 CALL ON STATE LIBERALS TO COMMIT TO ENDING HATE Tasmanian...
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Banned choir member goes back to Brit
“I keep asking myself, that didn’t really happen, did it?” Maureen Lum said after her arrival back in Hobart yesterday following her...
