Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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936Outrageous Examples of Hidden Charges Companies Pass Off on Consumers
It seems like consumers are being squeezed from every angle these days. Our grocery bills are getting larger and other expenses going...
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Hi-Tech tree sit to beam the forests direct to a Parliamentary picnic
Pic: Alan Lesheim This coming Saturday conservationist Miranda Gibson will bring the forests to town and beam live from her tree top...
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Plans for MONA blockbuster
IF you think you have experienced MONA, think again. As the Museum of Old and New Art celebrates its first birthday, the...
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Justice for the few: NAB v. Society …
Two incidents in the Victorian Court of Appeal yesterday have raised grave concerns about the independence and integrity of the Victorian court...
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On Your Bike!
NEW PLAN TO BUILD BICYCLE HIGHWAYS IN TASMANIA The drive to work could get faster if Bicycle Tasmania’s new campaign plan is...
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Send the Love party
Please be warmly invited to the ALHR (Tas) and ANF (Tas) “Send the Love” party – featuring speakers, music, human rights and...
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Jobs to flow from forest agreement fund
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown today launched an analysis of Tasmania’s economic potential which finds 3000 jobs could be created from the...
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Mona Market (MoMa) – opens Jan 21.
To celebrate our first birthday, to get to know our community better, and to welcome the potential return of the winged Mexican...
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The Barbarians may not be at the gates …
THE State Government body overseeing heritage concerns has come out against the 16-lot Lenah Valley subdivision application by former Tasmanian treasurer David...
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The Coming Catastrophe
THE global economy is veering towards a recession potentially more debilitating than the financial crisis, the World Bank has warned. And the...
