Tasmanian Times
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Health boss claim
DAMIEN BROWN, Mercury NEW claims have hit the State Government – this time involving the Health Department. The allegations were raised at...
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Serious errors, flawed methodology
PAUL OOSTING, SIMON BRANIGAN The forest industry report into the value of subsidies to the community used flawed methodology, contains serious errors...
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Ritchie crisis: David Bartlett’s political judgement
PETER TUCKER From here As Sue Neales points out ( HERE ), having family members work in a political office is not,...
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Huon Valley Guessing Games (6)
BOB HAWKINS The search for a new general manager for the Huon Valley Council is showing signs of evolving from a messy...
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The Ralphs Bay conundrum
SAVE RALPHS BAY, First expert testimony at canal estate hearings, June 23 Yesterday, Monday June 22nd, Save Ralphs Bay Inc. called its...
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919The flawed methodology of this report is not the template to follow
GRAEME WELLS, School of Economics and Finance, University of Tasmania. A Critique of Assessing Direct Government Subsidies Paid to Tasmanian Industries (A...
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As 22 Gunns jobs go, pulp mill panellists including a forestry union boss get $657 a day …
ADVOCATE TWENTY-two jobs are to go at a North-West veneer mill. Workers at Gunns’ Somerset site have been asked to nominate for...
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Sow stalls to continue on Llewellyn’s watch
KIM BOOTH, Greens Primary Industries spokesperson, www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today slammed the Primary Industries Minister’s refusal to declare an end to...
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Questions over Gadd contract remain
WILL HODGMAN, Premier never even sought six-month contract for Gadd The Premier never even asked Scott Gadd whether he’d be prepared to...
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Llewellyn: Tarkine loop poses a threat to devil
CASSY O’CONNOR, Greens Environment Spokesperson, www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today slammed the Minister for Primary Industries and Water after he admitted IN...
