Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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793Answers needed on FT’s publicly-subsidised plantations
The Tasmanian Greens today (Mon) reiterated their call for the Forestry Minister Bryan Green MP to detail the extent of the publicly-subsidised...
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Friday: Migration and Multiculturalism symposium
You are invited to take part in a symposium on Migration and Multiculturalism Today: Australian and European Perspectives organised by the Research...
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Tasmanians unite behind UnConventional idea
The Oaktree Foundation Tasmania is preparing for it’s largest and most ambitious event, to be held over two days this December. The...
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Steady as she goes for State’s voting intentions
Premier Lara Giddings speaking at Rally’s rage against the cuts Voting intentions in the State have stabilised in recent months with the...
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Protecting the rights of churches
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, is calling on Federal Parliament to ensure that any changes to the Marriage Act do...
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Wilkie wins fairer deal for miners and will support MRRT
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will support the MRRT after securing a better deal for small miners. “Although I would...
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Forget NIMBY—the new battle cry is ‘Not On Our Planet’
My very favorite piece of punditry about the Keystone XL pipeline appeared the day after President Obama sent it back for more...
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‘Who’s on First? and What’s on Second?’
The original title was, ‘Who’s on First? and What’s on Second?’ I remember hearing the skit with my family as we sat...
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Parliament has a duty to protect children from junk food ads: Brown
The Australian Greens will introduce new legislation today to protect children from junk food advertising, after the Gillard Government and the Opposition...
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Crying ‘Fox’ too often…
Tell a story often enough and people begin to believe it. In June 2002 David Llewellyn resurrected a conspiracy theory covered by...
