Tasmanian Times
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996Black Ice Economics
For providers of services in Australia, particularly service providers in Tasmania, a stalled economy is likely to hurt those who need support...
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Remember that big dust storm?
Are we in line for ever bigger desert storms? Remember that big dust storm that swept across from the outback and dumped...
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New education union takes aim at AEU over TAFE re-unification
The Tasmanian Education Association has greeted the AEU’s support for an inquiry into the Skills Institute and the Tasmanian Polytechnic with scorn....
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Even more health CEOs
From yesterday’s Australian
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It is time to re-examine the way the TEC conduct local government elections
Controversial Hobart City Council Alderman Candidate, Dean Charles Parry today reminded the people of Hobart not to forget to vote. “Today is...
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Festival needs
Tasmania puts great emphasis on its festivals – there are many, of all shapes and sizes, and seemingly growing by the month....
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$45 million for loggers but not one hectare of forests protected
The late-Friday announcement of $45 million in federal money going to Tasmanian forest contractors is a premeditated tactical retreat by the Gillard...
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Mandatory stunning still alive
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will push ahead with a Private Member’s Bill to legislate animal welfare standards in the...
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Council elections a chance for local renewal
The Tasmanian Greens today urged all enrolled Tasmanians to cast their votes in the local government elections before the polls close in...
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Travelling further than Oatlands …
After four hours sleep last night, I was awoken by a call from a prospective voter concerned about my genealogy. She implied...
