Tasmanian Times
Politics
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748People Power Halts Death in the Graveyard
Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania (AACT) commends Millingtons for stopping the planned wildlife kill at Kingston Cemetery. Millingtons have listened to community concerns...
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Child protection failure ‘totally unforgivable’
The Tasmanian Opposition says it is unforgivable that a 12-year-old girl who was sold into prostitution was still being seen by the...
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No more smoking Gunns. More smoking Forestry Tasmania
•Tasmanian timber company Gunns is to stop burning waste material left over from plantation forests. In the past, the company would conduct...
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Media release – stage two of the NBN welcomed …
ABC Online: Minister defends NBN rollout The Premier, Lara Giddings, today welcomed the news that seven more Tasmanian towns will have access...
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Call for Peak Oil Taskforce to be formed urgently
Alderman Philip Cocker has today called on the Premier to immediately establish a multi-level government taskforce to address Peak Oil and its...
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Watch here: Shaping Tasmania’s future
Watch the videos of the debate on shaping Tasmania’s future … HERE Earlier on Tasmanian Times: Shape the debate on Tasmania’s future,...
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Dirty play from Liberals in Legislative Council election
As a campaigner for Rosemary Armitage, I have enjoyed the tone of the campaign until now. The candidates have treated each other...
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What The Chaser told the Queen
Crikey: In a controversial move, The Chaser’s Royal Wedding Show (scheduled to air live this Friday night on ABC2) has been cancelled...
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Why are US presidents so keen to be Irish?
Next month, Barack Obama will visit an Irish village where his great-great-great-great grandfather made shoes. He is thought to be the 22nd...
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All about the only woodchip mill’s plans
The following link is to the proposed expansion of the Artec woodchip mill at Bell Bay (The only woodchip mill currently operating):...
