Tasmanian Times
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CALLING ALL MIGRANTS, STUDENTS, HOSPITALITY AND UNIVERSITY WORKERS, BUSINESSES
CALLING ALL MIGRANTS, STUDENTS, HOSPITALITY AND UNIVERSITY WORKERS, BUSINESSES: ONLY THREE DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER FOR LOCAL COUNCIL ELECTIONS Monique Huyskens, Greens...
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University of Tasmania students to vote on their climate change future
Students from The University of Tasmania will get the chance to tell global leaders what level of carbon emissions reductions they want...
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Walker Corp, Richo and controversial waterfront development …
CONTROVERSIAL developer Lang Walker will be asked to hand over private land for a state school in a move that could appease...
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ASSAULTED CONSERVATIONISTS APPEAR IN COURT
Conservationists who were assaulted by logging contractors in the Upper Florentine valley last October will appear as witnesses today in Hobart Magistrates...
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Politics has failed — time for civil disobedience
The protesters who expect to be arrested this weekend in the campaign to close down Hazelwood power station may break the law,...
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Legals defend court panel
TASMANIA’S legal fraternity has defended the state’s newest judicial appointment. Magistrate Helen Wood was last week announced as the replacement for Justice...
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Bugger the Pulp Mill, Sponsor an Idiot!
That’s right! In an age of easy vehicle access and painfully unreliable but ultimately half-assed public transport, who the f$%# needs to...
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Tasmanians have bird germ
FOUR Tasmanians have been diagnosed with a type of salmonella which is killing Tasmania’s sparrows. But health authorities today said the disease...
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678Why there should be a stand-alone environment department
However, we have felt compelled to issue this clarifying statement, as having re-looked at the media release, and re-looked at some of...
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Concern about marine reserve changes
Conservationists have criticised proposed changes to fishing laws in Tasmania. Under the state’s existing fishing laws, no person is allowed to take...
