Tasmanian Times
Politics
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849Family says police failed to act on child sex report
A family member of the 12-year-old Tasmanian girl who was sold for sex claims the case was raised with police as early...
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Going, going …
Time is running out for Midlands farmers in Tasmania to secure the set price for irrigation water in the Midlands Water Scheme:...
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The miseducation of Julia Gillard
Julia Gillard is trying to shift attention to education and training as the theme of this year’s federal budget. That’s far firmer...
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Death of terror’s big fish leaves a sour taste
Yes, justice matters, and a decent society takes a quiet pride in the restitution of criminal wrongs. But is that really what...
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Forest Coalition Joins for Forest Vigil
Wednesday 4th May, noon-1pm, and each Wednesday till 15 June 2011 Executive Building,15 Murray St, Hobart. A coalition of forest groups have...
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Channel Local Food Program
Photo: is Zoe Mangus, Nick McKim and Joy Phillips with some of the glorious produce distributed to local people. The Minister for...
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Recycling offers new support for bus passengers
Heather Haselgrove, Colin Merritt, Nick McKim Recycling has delivered better support to Hobart’s bus passengers, with recycled plastic used to make new...
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Job export plans abandoned
MERCURY staff are celebrating what they see as a huge victory in blocking plans to export sub-editing jobs offshore. Mercury editor Garry...
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The Leg Co poll
Responsibility for election material is taken by editor Lindsay Tuffin, 9 Phoenix St, Hobart. All election-related reader comments must contain the true...
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Winners and Losers
Federal Hotels told a Public Accounts Committee in 2003 that its gaming monopoly would assist in underwriting “significant investment strategy in Tasmania”....
