Tasmanian Times
Politics
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More community correction orders sparks concerns
Statistics just released show that there has been a 7% increase in the community-based corrections rate between the June 2008 quarter and...
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Leadership Renewal Need for Launceston
New faces and new ideas are needed to ensure Launceston can meet the financial and social challenges of the 21st Century, according...
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Government must properly support National Parks
The Bartlett Government must reveal whether they plan to slug National Parks users with higher fees. Parks Minister Michelle O’Byrne has a...
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Bartlett walks both sides of the street on pulp mill
Since David Bartlett became Premier, the Government has had so many positions on the pulp mill it’s no wonder he had to...
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Screen Tasmania review welcomed
· Review welcomed, and must be independent · Process of handling grant applications must be part of review · Accountability must be...
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858Line in the forest
Dave Groves
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Public wages could bust state economy
In five years’ time, at the current 10 per cent annual growth, the bill would be $3.2 billion. That would mean that...
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High cost of cheap power
HEFTY power bills from Aurora are an unfortunate part of life for everyone living in Tasmania connected to mains power. Bills of...
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Forestry Tasmania’s credibility hurt
More than 40 people were arrested for trespass during a blockade of the Upper Florentine Valley four months ago. It has been...
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Art of wooing a culinary magician to Tassie
TETSUYA Wakuda’s love of Tasmania is well known — the state’s Petunia ocean trout features as the signature dish on his award-winning...
