Tasmanian Times
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2.7KTasmanian Whistleblower tells all in explosive new book …
… One Flew Over the Kookaburra’s Nest For the first time in Tasmania we will read the full account of Kevin Moylan’s...
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Can secret political donations be justified?
A striking feature of the controversy over political donations is the absence of debate. For despite a plethora of articles, documentaries and...
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Careers Australia and its long-running tangle with controversy
In its decade-long life as a private training company Careers Australia has never been far from controversy. The company has been at...
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Careers Australia digs deep to donate to the Tasmanian Liberals
While the controversial private training company Careers Australia, a major donor to the Tasmanian Liberal Party, insists it has no dealings with...
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Over 600 Tasmanians caught up in Careers Australia marketing scandal
First published August 22 More than 600 Tasmanians were among 19,000 people whose applications for Federal Government loan-funded training courses were cancelled...
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Celebrate the foundation of an invaluable wild identity …
*Pic: Ted Mead’s pic of evening light over the Norfolk Range … Pic: Nicole Anderson’s shot today (Saturday) of Mt Norfolk, the...
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Feasibility of a second Tasmanian interconnector – Preliminary Report June 2016-08-23
*Pic: Lake Gordon from the summit of The Wedge, by Daniel Patman, Flickr The preliminary report to the Australian and Tasmanian governments...
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1080 and the contamination of water
*Pic: Clyde Graf Water contamination is of concern the world over currently; Tasmania has had its concerns as well with long lists...
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Sex industry lobby group disrupts Survivor book launch
On Sunday 21 August, sex trade advocates tried to derail the launch, in Townsville, Queensland, of Prostitution Narritives, a recently published compilation...
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Susan Neill-Fraser faces her 8th year in Risdon prison
On Saturday August 20 Hobart grandmother Susan Neill-Fraser began her 8th year in Risdon prison. Still the haunting question remains to me...
