Tasmanian Times
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693LED lighting cuts heavy metal pollution and energy consumption
The installation of LED street lighting in Tasmania could significantly reduce heavy metals’ pollution and cut local government’s energy usage by more...
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Old school site can continue to cater for community
An adult education provider has developed a proposal that will keep the historic former Macquarie Street State School in South Hobart as...
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Is open space dispensable?
If we are to move towards higher density within some of our urban areas a consequence will be the reduction in areas...
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Dear Ms Pickin and Mr Schaap
Dear Ms Pickin and Mr Schaap, I am aware that NEPM standards are applicable to a healthy population in Australia and thank...
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838
Greens: Where is the mining policy?
Why have the Tasmanian Greens completely failed to develop a rational policy on mining in Tasmania. On looking up the Tasmanian Greens...
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Wilkie stunned by Caucus decision on live exports
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has expressed his bitter disappointment at the Labor Party’s unwillingness to mandate the stunning of...
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McKim’s stable government
Nick McKim has now pretty thoroughly demonstrated, as he continually reminds us all ad nauseum, that the Green part, or section or...
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Integrity CEO quits
TASMANIAN Integrity Commission CEO Barbara Etter has quit after just over a year in the job. Ms Etter had elected to terminate...
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681
Be afraid, very afraid, of Gillard Government’s GST Distribution Review
Sir Humphrey Appleby, the head of the civil service in the Yes, Prime Minister TV series which is returning as a stage...
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Get that vote in!
Council elections begin today. This is a critical election for the Hobart City Council with a new Lord Mayor and key plans...
