Tasmanian Times
Politics
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1.0KKelty: TCT claims scientific errors. 5000 petition to end burns. New arrest.
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today claimed that Bill Kelty’s ‘Tasmanian Forests: Interim Report for Consideration’ (the Kelty Report): – scores high marks...
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$100k bill in RHH chief case
A GOVERNMENT investigation into the conduct of a senior health bureaucrat has cost the state more than $100,000 and the tab is...
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Pontville. Foster welcoming. Wilkie wary. Lawyers cautious.
A NEW immigration detention centre to house 400 refugees will be built at Pontville, near Hobart. The temporary detention centre will be...
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Light Rail Transit for Hobart
A scenario plan for the Hobart Light Rail Metro by Seán Deany. He is a former resident and regular visitor to Hobart,...
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Protecting the devil’s forests
Tasmanian forests on private land will be preserved through an innovative programme that will prevent logging and provide income for landowners who...
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Exaggatorial Burning Hot Special
Dave Groves
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Tasmanian Government joins Mercury Fight
TASMANIA’S Economic Development Minister David O’Byrne headlines an impressive group of speakers to address the Save Our Mercury rally at Parliament House...
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Real ale and real newspapers
Don Bentley was sipping a new beer he had discovered, and thinking of newspapers as he always did. Beer and newspapers went...
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Thorp: Libs say it’s a sell-out
Greens Leader Nick McKim’s confidence in Lin Thorp continuing as Minister has directly undermined the Greens candidate for Rumney. “Nick McKim’s absolute...
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History teaches us that we learn nothing from history
Once again The Examiner (The daily excuse paper) has come up with a article presenting a rather unique story on how to...
