Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "climate"
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1.7KBooksWhy I Had to Write a Book: ‘Kanamaluka Fella’
It took Dr Janet Berry over two years to write ‘Kanamaluka Fella’, and now it’s been published.
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Young Tasmanians’ Ideas Echo In Parliament
Media release – Raise Our Voice Australia, 27 October 2025 Youth Voice in Parliament Week Kicks Off – Young Tasmanians’ Ideas Echo...
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Protest Erupts Over Government’s Climate Target
Media event – Australian Youth Climate Coalition and Tasmanian Climate Collective, 22 September 2025 As part of a nationwide day of action,...
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Climate Challenge – Assessing Risk and Charting a Path Forward
A new national climate risk assessment has identified Tasmania as the Australian state most exposed to climate hazards. The report highlights that...
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Prove It – A Scientific Guide for the Post-Truth Era
Elizabeth Finkel, is an Australian science journalist, author, and communicator. She was a biochemist for ten years, holding a PhD in the...
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Home Run for Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Candidate in Lyons
As ballot counts continue for the 2025 Tasmanian election, Carlo Di Falco, a candidate for the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (SFF),...
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Antarctic Summer – A Dire Look into a Warmer Future
Recent record-breaking lows in Antarctic summer sea ice offer a stark glimpse into a future shaped by a warming climate and more...
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Environment Groups Condemn UTAS’ Global Climate Merit Sticker
How can Tasmania’s only university be ranked number one in the world for “climate action” when it collaborates with the logging and...
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Declared El Niño Means Hotter, Drier Spring and Summer
Media release – Bureau of Meteorology, 19 September 2023 The Bureau declares El Niño and positive Indian Ocean Dipole events The Bureau...
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Strong Tasmanian Contingent at Asia Fruit Logistica
Newsletter item – Fruit Growers Tasmania, 28 August 2023 Strong Tasmanian contingent at Asia Fruit Logistica There will be a strong Tasmanian...
