Tasmanian Times
Politics
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1.7KLabor Calls for Inquiry into Insecure Work & Wage Theft
Tasmanian Labor have called for allegations of worker exploitation in seasonal fruit picking operations in Tasmania to be investigated. Shadow Minister for...
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2.1KUyghur Survivor Lifts Lid on Xinjiang in Tas Speaking Tour
Murders, organ harvesting, torture, medical sterilisations, sexual slavery, brain-washing is the reality for the ethnic minority Turkic Uyghur people in China according...
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2.4KHome Affairs Selling Tasmanians’ Private Data via IDMatch
Data from Tasmanian driver licences including photos has already been handed over to the federal government. Read below for a preview of...
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Gutwein Promises More of the Same
Premier Peter Gutwein’s priorities for 2020 include maintaining an ‘elevated’ level of health staffing due to increased demand and continuing what he...
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Wilkie Backs Climate Adaptation Bill
Crossbencher Andrew Wilkie has today backed Zali Steggall’s upcoming Climate Mitigation & Adaptation Bill in the Federal Parliament. The Clark MHR joined...
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Prison Push Poll
Anti-prison campaigners have complained about a push polling operation being run in relation to the Northern Regional Prison proposed for Westbury. Calls...
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Democracy in a Changing Climate: how climate activism is changing our understanding of politics
PUBLIC LECTURE – Democracy in a Changing Climate Date: Tuesday 10 March 2020, Time: 6-7.30pm Venue: Centenary Lecture Theatre 1, Clark Road, Sandy...
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Development: Another Perspective
Much has been written on Planning Schemes recently and mainly from a pro-development perspective. There is, as always, another point of view...
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Good Citizen
volunteer awards – the fifth annual Tasmanian Volunteering Awards are now open for nominations. The Awards recognise volunteers across ten categories; there...
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Who Let The Flogs Out?
TURNING SPIN ON ITS HEAD: This is a new TT occasional column calling out public relations spin, egregious stunts and media manipulation....
