Tasmanian Times
Politics
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1.8KPlantation tree toxins found in water
A Tasmanian doctor wants further testing of an east coast water supply she believes has been contaminated by plantation trees. Dr Alison...
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Spend, spend, spend …
Transparency may not be Paul Lennon’s abiding legacy, but that was the stated intention of the Charter of Budget Responsibility Act 2007...
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Lilydale: the arguments for logging
#19 Thanks G. I would like to engage in an intelligent discussion with the supporters of this plantation but have yet to...
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What Leonidas can teach Bartlett
The phrase a line in the sand is a metaphor for a point beyond which no further advance will be made, or...
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Surely these signs are illegal?
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Travel-weary pollies
Jet-setting MPs burden taxpayers 21 Feb, 2010 01:00 AM Deputy editor BARRY PRISMALL looks at how our federal politicians jet around. TASMANIA’S...
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Postal voting is not in the best interests of democracy
Compulsory voting in local government elections is something I agree with. However, postal voting, which is being pushed at present, is not...
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The ethics commission is too far off
May I quote? “Questions as relevant today as they were in March 2005. Still no action has been taken and no evidence...
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The world will not stop warming
WHY IS IT that as the planet signals deep trouble with the system upon which humans have depended to support their activities,...
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Read!
It always comes back to water. Or rather the increasing and worrying lack of it . . . . http://www.13point7billion.org/2010/02/gaia-bit-parched.html ***************************** We...
