Tasmanian Times
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Harriss and Finch (Part 2)
Kevin Bonham, Peter Tucker THIS IS the second part of a two-part opinion piece on the 2008 Legislative Council elections for the...
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A chronicle of perfidy, bias and lack of representation
Mike Bolan AUSTRALIAN Labor, state and federal, endorsed Gunns Tamar pulp mill project before it was assessed, which effectively removed the possibility...
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Paranoid delusions
Mike Bolan The notion that anyone critical of the Lennon government must somehow be involved in a Green conspiracy is typical of...
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The commercial-in-confidence pipeline
Kim Booth Greens MR “It is an outrage that this deal was made between Gunns and the Lennon Government to evade any...
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Pay parity for public servants
Darryl Pyrke IN THE coming weeks there will be much debate about the pay of Tasmanian public servants. It will be in...
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Why Tasmania needs a Commission for Ethics
Jeff Malpas Whatever the details of their constitution, such bodies play an important role in promoting and maintaining high levels of governmental...
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Four resolutions for Democracy
Democracy Public Meeting , Tuesday, April 29, 7pm, Tailrace Centre, Launceston This motion requests that the Legislative Council introduce and approve a...
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Tasmania: A failed democracy?
Bob McMahon Introductory address by Chair, Bob McMahon at the public meeting held in Launceston attended by 640 people, April 29 You...
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HCC: pay pals
Margot Giblin Ruzicka had opened debate by saying that she would not equate herself with a politician given that councilors do far...
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Court gives green light for pulp mill legal challenge
Greg Ogle MR We are very pleased that this legal challenge will now be able to go ahead. There is a real...
