Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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ANNOUNCING THE MOST ANTICIPATED EVENT IN HOBART …
… it’s the 2012 season of SHAKESPEARE IN THE GARDENS. Directions Theatre is proud to bring you “Twelfth Night” – full of...
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1.5KMinister Wightman’s press release is full of holes
Background: Wightman v Rockliff From Rockliff Running with the Foxes and Hunting with the Hounds… Yet Again ( http://www.media.tas.gov.au/release.php?id=33959 ) The Environment...
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Science should precede fish farm expansion in Macquarie Harbour
The proposed expansion of fish farms in Macquarie Harbour should not be considered until comprehensive scientific studies are undertaken into the harbour’s...
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Has the forestry industry really moved on?
Chudleigh-coupe-drain. Has the industry really moved on? The emails below were part of an FOI application that was requested when a very...
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Dam approval angers Aborigines
Michael Mansell, ABC pic The Tasmanian Government has approved the construction of a dam in the Coal River Valley, despite aboriginal relics...
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Breaking Contracts
Pic: Weld Angel, by Matt Newton, http://www.matthewnewton.com.au/ Our environmental problems and our current economic problems both stem from breaking contracts. In the...
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The shake of Rupert’s power finger
Image: HERE Rupert Murdoch is the one man who really fits the media mogul mould, made famous by Evelyn Waugh’s fictional press...
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Support Alison Bleaney to clean up our water
Supporters of Dr Alison Bleaney, campaigner against over-use of pesticides and for clean, healthy water, have a Facebook page well and truly...
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The thumb is proving mightier than a pen
The artist John Olsen recently lamented the decline of handwriting. Many of us do. We bore our children with whimsical tales of...
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Heralding an End to Indonesia’s War of Occupation
One day an Australian Prime Minister may find the courage and resolve to fly to Washington and address the Congress and the...
