Tasmanian Times
Politics
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791A healthy nudge? No, shock us to our souls
‘Life, friends, is boring.” So says Henry, the protagonist of John Berryman’s Dream Songs, and it’s a sentiment that many share. Life...
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Green Environments Essential for Human Health
ScienceDaily (Apr. 19, 2011) — Research shows that a walk in the park is more than just a nice way to spend...
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Bleak outlook for former inn
HOPES are fading among residents trying to save a former inn built about 1823 at Bellerive. In February, Clarence City Council overwhelmingly...
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Cape track tenders called
THE State Government has called for tenders to start building the Cape Hauy section of its Three Capes Track project before it...
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Massive plantations shortfall in Gippsland
Some sums on the link (HERE) showing the risky investment logic of a plantation based pulp mill. Reality is showing that hardwood...
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McQuestin launches TV ad to kick off final week
Sam McQuestin today released his TV ad that will commence airing tonight and reinforces the key election choice. “This Saturday’s Legislative Council...
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Endosulfan Banned Globally
The 150 countries meeting in Geneva at the Stockholm Convention have just banned the pesticide endosulfan. The decision will see endosulfan listed...
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Probity of racing under a cloud
The Tasmanian Greens today raised serious concerns regarding probity in the Racing Industry and called on Racing Minister, Bryan Green, to step...
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Quail cruelty heads south
Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania (AACT) is condemning the Tasmanian Government for still allowing recreational shooting of Brown Quail. The annual four week...
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Wilkie’s $20 million boost for denison
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, is delighted with the Federal Government’s co-operation in directly committing $20 million to ensure the...
