Tasmanian Times
Health
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824Forestry Deals without reforms to plantations chemical use unacceptable
TPEHN remains concerned that the Forest Principle related to Plantations remains a vague motherhood statement which has yet to be clarified. Plantations:...
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Draft Agricultural Chemicals Regulations too weak
Peter McGlone, Director, Tasmanian Conservation Trust Draft Agricultural Chemicals Regulations too weak The public comment period for the draft ‘Agricultural and Veterinary...
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The Great Global Poisoning Experiment
If you are alive in 2011, no matter what your age, you have been part of one of the largest and worst...
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Something In The Water … it’s far from over
REPORT to Ultimo House Committee on Editorial Policies Deputation – from Quentin Dempster (27th June 2011) Colleagues, An ABC House Committee deputation...
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MPs attack Ludwig over rules
GOVERNMENT backbenchers have rubbished the resumption of live cattle exports to Indonesia because the new conditions do not require the stunning of...
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Have the Health cuts gone too far … ?
Judging by this photo I took recently at St. Marys, I’d say the health cutbacks have already gone too far!
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Hundreds of RHH jobs at risk
HUNDREDS of jobs at the Royal Hobart Hospital are at risk, with revelations yesterday exposing plans to slash $40 million from health...
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ROSNY GP SUPERCLINIC – $5.5 MILLION TO DELIVER FEWER GP’s
“Revelations this week that the Gillard Labor Government has spent $5.5 million of taxpayers funds to convert a busy suburban medical practice...
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Can you kindly take a few minutes to sign the petition at …
https://sites.google.com/site/petition2fixthebill/ as this issue is imminent. The petition closes in 12 hours and will be delivered to Parliament this week. Non-Australians can...
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Community outrage at tower double-up
Sandy Bay residents, already concerned at the proposed Optus mobile phone tower on Woolworths, are shocked to discover that the site may...
