Tasmanian Times
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929Humility goes both ways
Sue Neales is right, (Mercury 8/5/10) a little humility goes a long way. But what double standards riddle Ms Neales’ writing. Her...
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Forest workers quit state. Greens, Wildos blamed
TASMANIA is facing an exodus of forest workers because of the deepening crisis in the industry. An industry leader yesterday said workers...
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Butts out in Hobart
SMOKING will be banned in Hobart’s major malls from August 1. Last night Hobart City Council aldermen agreed unanimously to make Elizabeth...
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Aurora’s hand out
AURORA Energy is believed to have requested a $200 million cash injection from the State Government. The government business enterprise is understood...
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Where is the investigative journalism?
I’m perplexed why a case such as this has not been thoroughly investigated by a journalist within Tasmania? As far as I...
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Devonport Maternity Hospital: Buck passing must stop
Monday 10 May, 2010 Devonport Maternity Hospital: Buck passing must stop The asbestos contamination problem at the old Devonport maternity hospital site...
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Pacific Pyrolysis project
Dear Natural Resource Managers, Farmers, Vegetation Managers, Food Processors, Climate Change Action Consultants, Renewable Energy and Waste Project Officers, State and Local...
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What should voters expect from Nick McKim?
What should voters expect from the Minister for Climate Change, Sustainable Energy and Alternative Transport, Nick McKim? Expectations should not be too...
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Poppy factory effluent fear
Macquarie River water quality must be investigated The Minister for Environment must assure landholders around the Macquarie Settlement that their river is...
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Market Watch: Tamar Ridge for sale
Gunn’s’ Tamar Ridge vineyard one of the biggest in the state, is located at Rowella, a mere couple of kilometres as the...
