Tasmanian Times
Politics
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665Bank of America … and Gunns
Recent info to hand, Bank of America are still buying Gunns shares. If you are wondering about their sudden interest in little...
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Dirty, dirty ways of the big food companies
THIS is an important film. It’s a warning. Don’t follow the US down the path of food self-regulation. It leads to a...
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GM, seeds of discontent
… Sheehan is not alone among farmers who have tried GM canola and are questioning the alleged benefits. Ricky Miles used it...
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Rally against uni attacks
ABOUT 200 students have held a rally to protest a series of street attacks near the University of Tasmania’s Hobart campus. Students...
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Snub for compulsory voting
TASMANIAN councils have voted against a push to make voting at local government elections compulsory. The proposal again surfaced at today’s (Wednesday)...
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Reading Between the Lines this week:
From HERE, with full links Budget overview Back to the future for climate-change policy Do child-care changes work for working families? Swan...
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Fish problems in Tasmanian rivers …
There have been quite a few reports by fisherman of fish problems in Tasmanian Rivers, including the George, before and since Australian...
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Anglers concerned about fish deformities
Anglers concerned about fish deformities in bream catches. http://www.abc.net.au/sunshine/programs/sunshine_cooloola_coast_mornings/ Dr Matt Landos BVSc(HonsI)MACVS Director, Future Fisheries Veterinary Service Pty Ltd
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Now it’s the Tory-Lib Dem Accord; five Cabinet posts for Clegg
David Cameron is new prime minister • Tories to form full coalition with Lib Dems • Clegg is expected to be deputy...
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Swan targets quick return to surplus
Budget to return to surplus three years earlier than forecast; unemployment set to fall. QUICK SUMMARY | BUDGET | MALEY | POLITICS...
