Tasmanian Times
State
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772Premier dangles a carrot
BY ALISON ANDREWS CHIEF REPORTER (Examiner) THE State Government could step in to save a 60-year-old North and North-West vegetable growing industry...
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Council to reassess passing on land tax to not for profit & similar lessees
· Ald Elise Archer successfully called on Council at tonight’s council meeting for a report enabling council to consider not passing on...
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McCains: Like sheep to the slaughter
I read with interest the story about the McCain closure. I was employed by McCain during the late 80s and early 90s;...
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Time for change in the culture of Tasmanian politics
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HCC: A very taxing evening
Hobart City Council Open Meeting: 5p.m. Monday 23 November 2009 Present: Lord Mayor Rob Valentine, Deputy Lord Mayor Helen Burnet, Aldermen Darlene...
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PULP MILL CORRUPTION PROTESTERS APPEALING BAIL CONDITIONS
What: Court Appeal When: 2.15 pm Thursday November 26. Where: Magistrates Court, Hobart. 35 Protesters will appeal the outrageous bail conditions imposed...
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McCain developments
Jeremy Rockliff said: It is extremely disappointing that the Premier has chosen to politicise this issue by deliberately locking the Opposition out...
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TRIPARTITE APPROACH TO MCCAIN CLOSURE
Why Exclude People and Parties Who Want to Help? www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today expressed their disbelief at the decision by McCain...
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Government must release overdue vegetable industry studies
Federal Agriculture Minister, Tony Burke, must release overdue studies related to the future of Australia’s processing vegetable industry in light of McCain...
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Senator Bilyk encourages Tasmanians to get involved in their community.
Community organisations are being encouraged to join in Social Inclusion Week, from 23-29th November, a national week of action to focus on...
