Tasmanian Times
State
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Pulp mill: abusing debate
WHILE a rally which packed Albert Hall with over 2500 people showed the breadth of community opposition to Gunns’ current pulp mill...
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All I want for Christmas
WELL, it’s silly season again — no not Christmas, the unofficial State election campaign. All the telltale signs are there, candidates cars...
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Sustaining Tasmania’s economic renaissance
SAUL ESLAKE: It’s not often that a finanical markets economist publicly advocates increased government spending but in this particular instance I’m happy...
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Growing pulp mill opposition
OVER 2500 people rallied in Launceston on Saturday 3rd December to say NO to Gunns’ proposed pulp mill in the Tamar Valley....
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Just tell the public
THE Tasmanian Fox Free Taskforce was established in 2001 after claims that person or persons yet to be identified intentionally brought up...
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Pokies outstrip health budget, 14,000 hit hardship
Sunday, November 5: TASMANIAN gamblers have put more money through poker machines in the past financial year than the total budget for...
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More minority myths as Rene consolidates Opposition
Mercury columnist Wayne Crawford added to the commentary on the Lennon government: that latest independent opinion polling shows Labor to be increasingly...
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Pulp mill: they won’t listen
THE shield above the stage at Launceston’s Albert Hall echoed the call of all speakers at the anti pulp mill rally. “Progress...
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No, thanks!
There was no paid day off, there was no sunshine and there was no room for the hundreds turned away from yesterday’s...
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935Bacon memory fury
SUE NEALES, The Mercury: A ROWDY Tasmanian Parliament broke for its three-month summer sojourn yesterday, ending with a furious Premier Paul Lennon...
