Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "spotlight"
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1.5KArticleThey Said It: More of this week’s News in Brief
Log spiking, honours, whales, Teddy Sheean, social casinos and the Bushfire Summit were some of the topics making news this week.
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2.1KWine
Brilliant Season for Choice Cuts
Enjoying the crisp morning chill and bright sunny afternoons? Join the club. The wine industry’s small army of vineyard workers certainly are...
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1.3KArticle
Zero Active Cases, Eased Restrictions Brought Forward
Media release – Peter Gutwein, Premier, 12 June 2020 Tasmania reaches zero active cases and brings forward easing of restrictions Today I...
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3.3KArticle
Despite the Law, Still Treated Like Dogs…
Tasmanian animal welfare provisions regarding dogs are inadequate for a number of reasons, argues a law reform advocate.
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1.5KCurrent Affairs
Is it the Right Time for Mass Gatherings?
Medical and sports experts have a range of views on the timing of bringing sporting crowds back.
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1.5KArticle
COVID-19: Questions over Asymptomatic Transfer
As Tasmania heads into winter the jury is still out as to whether the risk of contracting COVID-19 will worsen with the...
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1.8KCurrent Affairs
Death in Custody, Tasmania 1829
THE COUNTRY POST. Richmond, (Tasmania) 27 April 1829 A coroner’s inquest sat yesterday on the body of one of the native Aborigines,...
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20.4KPolitics
A New State Flag for Tasmania
We're launching a competition for a new Tasmanian state flag.
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1.5KPoetry & Short Stories
Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 5
Alberto gets lost, and quite a few things get smashed...winter, and chaos, is coming!
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1.8KFamily
Q&A Today: Dealing with Stress of Multiple Disasters
Recognising our vulnerability can help us deal with stress and move forward, says Eileen.
