Tasmanian Times
Politics
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Shredded … the final shred of credibility of Paul Lennon
Peg Putt “The dramatic new revelations about the Premier’s role interfering in the Justice portfolio and directing Mr Kons to appoint Simon...
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Third World drinking water
David Leigh As the arguments heightened, Professor Stewart appeared more and more agitated and seemed relieved when question time was wound up....
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1.1K6 metre tall Peter Garrett in the Upper Florentine Valley
ACTIVISITS from Still Wild Still Threatened have welcomed a 6 metre tall Peter Garrett to the Upper Florentine Valley. Activists took ‘giant...
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Alliance forms to save Tasmania from Gunns Pulp Mill
Rick Pilkington, Ed Coper The two day strategy meeting involved representatives from Tasmanians Against the Pulp Mill, The Wilderness Society, GetUp, The...
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Inquiry into public sector appointments
Paul Harris MR The Committee could also be charged with investigating the debacle concerning the appointment of a Magistrate last year and...
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The chainsaws are running …
Geraldine deBurgh-Day Tuesday mofning, the chainsaws are running, and the cleared area grows. This is the scene from my paddock. The Forth...
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The Clearances Repeated in Tasmania
John Hawkins Of all the misfortunes to befall the Scots the “Clearances” were probably the worst. They engendered great bitterness throughout Scotland,...
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Howard’s legacy … Rudd’s problem
Mike Bolan This expanding group of people is being driven into debt and poverty as a direct result of federal government wealth...
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How homophobic are we?
Rodney Croome In social terms, Tasmania’s embrace of her sons and daughters is as fierce as her rejection. Both are quite unpredictable,...
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Settle, people, settle
Peter Tucker Labor could have done without the Kons affair but it should be a plus to have the much more urbane...
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