Tasmanian Times
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Come clean
Simon Cocker Unions Tas MR Unions call on Liberals to come clean on Public Sector job plans Unions Tasmania Council Secretary Simon...
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A red wine and balsamic reduction …
Mike Bolan In this newsletter you’ll find why our electoral system looks like a ‘bait and switch’ swindle and the effects that...
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Why am I cynical?
From the Dilston Road Safety Committee You and I — and everyone in Tasmania who has a car — are paying an...
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1.0KThe dispute
Geoff Fahey Dispute Between Neighbours – this is a true story… A town councillor in Wales , Mark Easton, had a beautiful...
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The Burning of the Florentine
Ali Alishah Still Wild, Still Threatened MR, Mar 13 (Plus, Wilderness Society MR) Contentious Florentine logging coupe 42F burnt as Forestry Tasmania...
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Clean Air v Deliberate Forestry Smoke.
Clive Stott Properly conducted scientific studies from around the world are linking many common and debilitating diseases with fine particle pollution from...
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Foxes: Certainly bad news
Nick Mooney DPIW. A response to Fox scats latest ALTHOUGH certainly bad news, these new findings David Obendorf has kindly presented, arguably...
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Dilston: Change of heart
Examiner THE STATE Government has bowed to community pressure and will look at building a $5 million overpass at Dilston. Read more...
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It’s getting feisty
Sue Neales Mercury comment Political claws out. McKim revs up
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Disappointment at attack on local charity
Dr Phill Pullinger, President, Tarkine national Coalition. MR Jeremy Rockliff Libs Deputy Leader MR “I’M proud to say that Phillip and I...
