Tasmanian Times
Politics
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937The Morning After Hobart
Now to be frank I don’t look at Tuffin’s internet only Tasmanian Times often enough to say anything authoratative about it. It...
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The Exaggatorial (edition 6)
Dave Groves
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Pulp mill protests bend for the world game
Gualeguaychú Assemblymen were allowing today from 8 in the morning for vehicles to cross the international bridge to Uruguay only when the...
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Be quiet, Lindsay
How unbelievabley banal. Oh, God. How often do you get shut down for stating an obvious truth? Mine was, to ask, as...
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There are other cleaner, smokeless methods
Ian Norton is standing again for Launceston city council and he is suggesting landscape burning to minimize bushfires when there are other...
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The Future of Journalism – Blueprint for Progress
The Journalism School is a drawcard for undergraduates, because of the diversity of opportunities that journalism studies create. Today there are perhaps...
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The traditional media has ignored it all. Why are the shutters down?
As a freelancer, I have contributed stories to online media, namely, Crikey, Tasmanian Times and Ozbabyboomers. In addition, I was awarded a...
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LOSS OF CONFIDENCE IN STURGES
Flinders Island Shipping Crisis is the Last Straw www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today moved a no confidence motion in Infrastructure Minister Graeme...
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Getting Real. Challenging the Sexualisation of Girls
I was very pleased to facilitate the launch of Melinda Tankard Reist’s book, Getting Real. Challenging the Sexualisation of Girls at Parliament...
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Addis paid $237,000 per year to do nothing
Premier David Bartlett today revealed that former DIER head Mark Addis is being paid his full salary – some $237,000 per annum...
