Tasmanian Times
Health
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992A Cry from the Heart – Morwell residents done and dusted
We are concerned about the dust load contamination in our Morwell houses which can find its way into our lungs and illness...
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Inside the tiny village in Gujarat riven by the sex trade
Wadia is notorious as a place where men get rich from the sexual exploitation of women. Wadia, a village in north Gujarat,...
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Brighton Council votes unanimously to join anti-pokies’ groups
As the State Government ponders The Past (Farrell) or The Future (Walsh) … BRIGHTON Council has joined the National Alliance for Gambling...
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What are green solvents and how do they add value to plantation forests?
*Pic: of Warwick Raverty at an anti-pulp mill rally. Pic by Dave Groves One of the scientists (and fierce Gunns Pulp Mill...
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FSC … and public health. The Log Truck Danger …
I think it important for all groups interested in ‘sustainable catchment activities’ to consider the findings contained in the Executive Summary of...
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Shame on the Pokies industry …
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, spoke in the Parliament today about the enormous harm done by the pokies industry, Federal...
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The Pokies Cup. Five Runners. What are the odds?
*Pic: From ‘Team Mulawa’ here: “Greg Farrell Jr, “Mr. Mulawa”: Greg is by nature very hands-on – activity done translates into learning...
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Tasmania’s water dilemma …
In July 2015, a researcher based in South Australia forwarded information to Friends of the Earth regarding non-microbiological detections in drinking water...
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‘My body was not mine, but the US Military’s’
Inside the disturbing sex industry thriving around America’s bases. At night in the Songtan camptown outside Osan Air Base in South Korea,...
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COMMENT: Does the Tasmanian Government really know what its policy is on pathology privatisation?
The Minister for State Growth, Matthew Groom, emphatically told State Parliament on Wednesday last week that the Hodgman Government’s policy was that...
