Tasmanian Times
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876No thought for the future
WHILE many Tasmanians wish for a profitable forest industry they are appalled by the clearfelling of State owned Old Growth Forest and...
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Flanagan: The truth about spin
JUDY Tierney is spot on with her comments. Flanagan: Media seethes But the Tasmanian Government’s Spin Unit does a lot more than...
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Dear Mr Abetz
Thankyou for your reply to my email of February 2006. I am pleased that you have reviewed the documentary Two Visions and...
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Hope of our tomorrows
By Richard Flanagan, at the launch (belated) of Tasmanian Times, Hope and Anchor pub … But to return to my earlier question:...
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Get Targa off the teat
I think Bob Annells could reasonably be described as a very distinguished and successful Tasmanian. While he no longer lives full time...
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A perfect autumn day
The city, from Howrah, April 28, 2.50pm: The city that vanished into the haze: Hobart from Howrah Beach, 4.45pm: Meanwhile, near Launceston,...
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Morning and evening
The changing autumn sky in Tasmania … just a stone’s throw from the proposed pulp mill. The morning was crisp, the thermal...
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Uppers and downers
NOTHING’S changed, at least that’s the official line. Well, over a million dollars was spent in total by candidates during the state...
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Public Service bullies?
BULLYING by Ministers and senior bureaucrats throughout the Tasmanian public service has become a serious issue that needs to be addressed from...
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Why the Greens won’t win Wellington
TWO Legislative Council seats go to the polls on May 6th. In the seat of Rowallan, Independent MLC Greg Hall faces only...
