Tasmanian Times
Health
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850Health … and the $800,000 razor gang
The Opposition has criticised moves to spend $800,000 on committees to find savings in the Health Department. The department says that will...
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Georges River: the ABC apology is ridiculous
It is eleven months since the then Premier of Tasmania, David Bartlett decided to officially complain to ABC management about a two-part...
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Dear Michelle: $70m for no foxes as cancer increases
Dear Michelle And of course atrazine, especially in Tasmania with its long half life, along with other endocrine disrupting chemicals have the...
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Seems like toxins in the water may have had an effect on journalism standards
Letter to tThe Examiner Editor, I enjoyed reading the article in the Examiner 22 June on ‘ABC admits breach of standards’. Download:...
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Believe it: man flu is real
SCIENCE has confirmed what men around the world have always known to be true: the man cold is real. When the dreaded...
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Spotlight on High Cases of Lead Poisoning in China
Mass poisoning from lead in China is the focus of The LEAD Group’s June 2011 e-newsletter ‘China and Rosebery Re-visited.’ Almost simultaneously,...
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A bad day for the ABC … and for Australian journalism
Response to ABC Apology Re: Australian Story: Something in the Water: HERE Since the airing of Something in the Water by the...
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Dear Michelle O’Byrne and Bryan Green
Dear Michelle and Bryan, Following on the email below from Dr Matt Landos, can you please explain why atrazine – an known...
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Erin Brockovich joins campaign for review of pesticide laws
THE Federal Government is under renewed pressure to protect Australians and the environment from pesticides banned overseas for years. More than a...
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A request – Shaving for Social Justice
Dear All, I am raising funds for a trust to encourage undergraduates to undertake social justice projects that was established for one...
