Tasmanian Times
Politics
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829Anti-logging activist murdered in Amazon
An Amazon environmental activist and his wife were killed late on Monday and the crime is being investigated as a possible assassination...
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It’s time to meet the people’s needs
The printed version of Australia’s most highly recognised economist of the 20th Century, the late Dr. H.C Coombs,’ 1970 Boyer lectures, sent...
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Draft Regulations for Aerial and Ground Spraying
The Minister for Primary Industries and Water Bryan Green said today draft regulations to help ensure the safe use of pesticides in...
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Another Digger dies (3)
A COMMANDO decorated for bravery has been killed by a roadside bomb and five other Diggers wounded – two seriously – in...
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A Forestry roadmap. More on the Black Flag rally, tomorrow
Let’s start to lay out a possible roadmap. These are some of the things I would like to see in developing a...
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The return of Sturgo ..?
Former Tasmanian Labor minister Graeme Sturges and lawyer Madeleine Ogilvie will battle it out in the recount for the electorate of Denison....
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Jubilation in Moneygall
Afterwards, they were jubilant; high as kites. “The greatest day this village has ever had, ever will have,” said a flushed Henry...
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GO the Mill!
WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sns4h1mPCWEScarlett Wattle
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Ta Ann: Why employ 34 Malaysian workers in an area of high Tasmanian unemployment?
Senator Bob Brown today questioned immigration officials about Ta Ann’s use of 457 visas to employ 34 Malaysian workers as machinists, technicians...
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Watch: the End of Forestry Tas Ad
• New ad campaign launched to dismantle the Forestry Tasmania GBE A coalition of individuals and environment groups today launched an ad...
