Tasmanian Times
Politics
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817Are these Tasmanian lobsters?
China Border guard net smuggled lobsters A border defense officer in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong province, displays two lobsters that were intercepted...
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Show some respect for the community
Alderman Philip Cocker yesterday called for Optus and its representative AURECON to show some respect to the Sandy Bay community and to...
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Tasmania teeters
What company has received $500 million in cash from the issue of new shares over the past 3 years but only has...
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TT Line – Tasmania’s Own Titanic
Why not address the obvious first? Denis Rogers must be sacked. In fact he should have been given the boot years ago;...
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No Answer. Gunns Share Price Vertically Challenged
Yesterday they declared open the unfinished Dilston Bypass. This bypass is part of infrastructure for the proposed pulp mill Q1. How can...
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Tasmanian rock lobster industry’s path to disaster
TASMANIAN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY REVIEW COMES TO UNSATISFACTORY END AND THIS IMPORTANT FISHERY CONTINUES ON ITS PATH TO DISASTER The ongoing review...
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Wilkie applauds ‘first step’
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has applauded the Federal Government for suspending live cattle exports to Indonesia. “This is a...
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SAME-SEX MARRIAGE WILL HAPPEN
3 in 4 Australians believe Same-Sex Marriage Will Happen Mum Asks Gillard ‘Not to Delay’ in New TV Campaign A national poll...
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If they loved the ordinary bush …
From the Plonkermaker I’ve just seen a Google Earth image of a place in which I spent my childhood at Rossarden in...
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Chile judge orders Pablo Neruda death probe
A judge in Chile has ordered an investigation into the death, in 1973, of the Nobel prize-winning poet, Pablo Neruda, following allegations...
