Tasmanian Times
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1.1KSTATE: MIS post mortem. Forestry job losses
In response to an invitation by the Senate Economics Committee chaired by Sam Dastyari (with members including Nick Xenophon Bill Heffernan and...
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HACSU reveals LGH waiting list crisis
INFORMATION RECEIVED BY HACSU REVEALS A CRISIS IN THE LENGTH OF WAITING LISTS FOR SPECIALIST CLINICS AT LAUNCESTON GENERAL HOSPITAL The Launceston...
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Geelong Star dolphin deaths condemned by Senate
Today the Senate passed a resolution put forward by Australian Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson calling on the Federal Government to better protect...
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Lucille: Four people of interest in 46yo case, Tasmanian coroner says
Several people identified as being of interest in one of Tasmania’s most baffling and long-running missing person cases, the 1969 disappearance of...
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Sea level rising faster in past 20 years than in entire 20th century. Here comes El Nino …
*Pic: Howrah Beach, Hobart … where high tides are beginning to encroach … A new study has found sea level rise accelerated...
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The Tarkine Coast – A Wildlife Refuge
*Pic: A lizard’s eye … Stretching for around 100 kilometres between West Point and Ahrberg Bay, the windswept coastline of the Tarkine...
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Little tiny smudge of fur, How I wonder what you were … ?
A poetic tribute to Don Knowler’s Riding the Devil’s Highway, here Little tiny smudge of fur How I wonder what you were...
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NZ: A programme to poison a nation
Since the mid 1950’s, when New Zealand started aerial poisoning to rid the land of invasive mammals, there has been a steady...
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Triabunna: Despite the autumn colour, spring (is) in the air …
*Pics: Reorder installations … Inside Spring Bay Mill, dirty jackets hang on hooks as if their owners had just finished a shift...
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Knowledge is power …
• Knowledge is power Once the motto of one of my old State schools, and it shows the level of schooling at...
