Tasmanian Times
Politics
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663Elections, corporations and forest practices
It can, be argued that the people who voted for the Greens, and in Tasmania for Independent Andrew Wilkie, in the August...
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First do no harm
Tasmanian Times poster boy and MP Senator Brown has had his proposal to legalise euthanasia shredded as thoroughly as any of his...
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Chemical find in creek prompts drinking water tests
Chemical find in creek prompts drinking water tests Peter Ker September 30, 2010 A VICTORIAN water authority will conduct a special round...
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The Thin Parliament?
In the 17th century in England parliaments had wonderful descriptive names, the Long and the Short parliaments the Rump and Barebones parliaments...
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Did the Gulf of Mexico disaster teach this company nothing . . . ? http://www.13point7billion.org/2010/09/44000.html **************** There’s no escaping this toxic Bisphenol...
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DPP defends decision not to prosecute
Tasmania’s Director of Public Prosecutions has defended his decision not to prosecute men who paid to have sex with a 12-year-old girl....
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No ‘nasty political witch-hunts’ from watchdog
Tasmania’s Premier says the state’s new Integrity Commission will be completely independent so it can not be used or manipulated for the...
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Museum’s bold $200m look
THIS exclusive image reveals the stunning $200 million transformation proposed for the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. The artist’s impression shows heritage...
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Gunns sets pulp mill time frame
The timber company Gunns predicts processes will be finalised soon that would allow the start of construction of its northern Tasmanian pulp...
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The philistines … Arbor amour: a kiss of death
Savagely wounded, perhaps dying, a mature black peppermint eucalypt in Cygnet in its way symbolises a puzzling, seemingly intractable, community gulf in...
