Tasmanian Times
Health
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1.2KNZ’s 1080 blackmail letters’ threat to poison dairy products: The Fallout for Tasmania
*Pic: A Kea The Land of the Long White Cloud, (or green dust cloud) and the Apple Isle, two islands both with...
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Mussel Growers Raise New Alarm About Salmon Farm Impacts
Dover mussel growers today raised new concerns about the impacts of salmon farming on Tasmanian industry and the environment. Citing impacts on...
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Team Clean’s record haul of rubbish
Pic: Ula Majewski Pic: Dayna Trevaskis Pic: Jess Leitmanis Pic: Jess Leitmanis Team Clean sailed into Hobart last week after removing a...
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Rodney Croome’s Lent Lecture to St Matthews …
St Matthews’ noticeboard Rodney Croome with the minister – Fr Peter MacLoed-Miller – who issued the invitation to Mr Croome Greeting the...
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Tasmanian fuel reduction program an Australian first
Lilydale blanketed by burn-off smoke, March 2010 … Tasmanian communities will be safer from the threat of bushfires, with a ground-breaking new...
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A multi-billion dollar disaster in the making
In our last 3 newsletters, Action for Tasmanian Autistic Children has carried stories focusing on the NDIS. The first two of these...
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Wotif founder Graeme Wood takes stake in battery storage developer Redflow
Graeme Wood, the founder of online accommodation booking site Wotif and a major donor to climate and clean energy initiatives, has emerged...
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Greedy Californians are almost out of water
Residents acknowledge the problem — and the potential disaster it could cause — and then go about wasting more of the precious...
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Break the Federal Group monopoly
The problem with monopolies is that they stifle development, increase costs and have no known benefit, except to the monopoly. Monopolies are...
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Seven per cent can’t afford the doctor
In a single year, seven per cent of Tasmanian adults were prevented from going to a GP because of cost. And as...
