Tasmanian Times
State
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768Pressure mounts over MP’s conduct
There is growing pressure on the Tasmanian Government to explain how the Minister for Children avoided breaching the MPs’ code of conduct...
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Relocate public servants to Launceston
Liberal Candidate for the Legislative Council Division of Launceston Sam McQuestin said today that relocating public servants to Launceston could deliver savings...
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772
$600,000 Roos Bellerive-bound?
THE State Government is poised to announce a $600,000-a-year deal to bring AFL football to Southern Tasmania. The Examiner understands it has...
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The Mill and Monoculture. SWST quits talks
To read the paper to the 19th March Rally against Gunn’s Mill, of Peter Brenner (Pulp mill No. Modern forestry policy YES!...
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Gunns’ sawmill future at risk
GUNNS Ltd’s newly acquired Bell Bay sawmill faces closure if the company can’t secure the softwood log allocation needed to make it...
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808
Protesters brave cold to send pro-equality message
100 marriage equality supporters braved chilly weather in Hobart this evening to send a pro-equality message to those attending a church meeting...
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872
O’Connor ‘too busy’ to pay
GREENS minister Cassy O’Connor has blamed a busy lifestyle for thousands of dollars in unpaid parking fines that sparked threats of court...
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870
Euthanasia: Do we really want this?
Lara Giddings has reiterated that she will put euthanasia on the Parliamentary programme. I hate to invoke the dreaded Reductio ad Hitlerum...
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Input Side Insanity
The cost burden of a wood-based pulp mill has a much broader reach on the input side than the local pollution –...
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880
Tarkine mining: A scratch across the Mona Lisa
A British firm is among those looking at open-cut mining in forests that shelter species including the Tasmanian devil Considered one of...
