Tasmanian Times
Politics
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866Bypass legal bid fails
A Supreme Court challenge to heritage laws in a campaign to protect Aboriginal artefacts in the path of the Brighton bypass has...
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Business: Weekend Briefing
Business Spectator’s Weekend Briefing http://www.businessspectator.com.au/
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Labor support slides further
SUPPORT for the Tasmanian Labor Government has fallen to just 20 per cent of the primary vote – below the level of...
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Labor Hypocrisy
The extreme hypocrisy – accused of dishonesty by (the Labor party). Yes I hold liberal values, who in politics cannot have a...
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In Defence of Fort Direction. Defended, says Bushby
The threat by the Australian Defence Force to bulldoze part of Fort Direction hits the headlines and the public wonders which way...
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Julian Assange attacks ‘rubber-stamp’ warrant as he loses extradition battle
The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is to be extradited to Sweden to face allegations of rape and sexual assault. Assange will appeal,...
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Trade fees are just another tax grab
THE State Government claims that a 1200 per cent increase in our registration fees will protect the consumers from dodgy operators. Under...
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Dear Andrew Wilkie
Dear Andrew Wilkie What makes you think and very publicly enforce the PM’s opinion that a “majority of Tasmanians appear to support...
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Gillard: No bid for mill funding
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, today asked the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, to rule out any further federal financial assistance...
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Gillard, Greens unveil fixed carbon price
The government and the Greens today unveiled the first concrete result from the cross-party “Climate Change Committee” process established following the 2010...
