Tasmanian Times
Health
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879The Naked Emperors
Tasmania’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Mr Rod Andrewartha said; “The research and detector dog training by the Fox Eradication Program (FEP) has been...
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Dear Premier: What action is Tasmania taking … ?
Dear Premier, The problems with the eastern seaboard as described below includes Tasmania. Action re the regulatory control and use of agrichemicals...
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Another stopgap boss for RHH
ROYAL Hobart Hospital workers are no closer to knowing who their long-term boss will be after the Department of Health and Human...
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Chevron Guilty
Yesterday marked a historic day for corporate accountability. A judge in Ecuador found Chevron guilty of massive oil contamination in the Amazon...
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EJS … and the problem of impartiality
Will the Environmental Justice Society be impartial? OR What do Erin Brokovich and Shine Lawyers need to know about EnTox? Australians will...
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The Golf between DHHS and the humble taxpayer
VW makes some nice cars these days. No longer a producer of cheap and cheerful beetles, the German marque has aspirations to...
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A blow to state bureaucracy
The health deal agreed yesterday is almost entirely good and should be used as a template for everything else states do, including...
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Urgent action needed on dioxins, says toxicologist
The environmental scientist whose work on dioxins last year prompted governments around the world to suspend the use of some pesticides says...
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A depressing Australian Story
It’s not often that you come away from the ABC’s Australian Story with negative feelings about the featured person. I have a...
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3,500 hens die to fund junket … ?
It beggars belief. Well, actually, it shouldn’t. This is a Labor government after-all … First, DHHS buggers the state’s egg industry, to...
