Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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1.1KThe best way to push bad policy is to wrap it in a ‘security’ blanket
These days, the surest way to gain acceptance for policy proposals that former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry might have called “frankly, bad”...
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Murdoch buries the lead as reshuffle has Hartigan bowing out at News Ltd
RUPERT Murdoch underplayed a key move of his own in his announcement that John Hartigan would step down as chairman and chief...
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Giant Freshwater Crayfish latest Forestry Tasmania collateral damage …
Experts fear a planned logging operation in Tasmania’s north-west threatens the survival of the Tasmanian giant freshwater lobster. A river system near...
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DESPARD GALLERY: Paul Selwood & Peter Poulet opens Thursday @ Despard
Paul Selwood Winner – 2011 Sculpture by the Sea @ Bondi. Meet the artist this Thursday evening from 6 p.m. and preview...
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UK Olympic scandal with endangered Tassie timber
• The Independent, UK: So much for the ‘truly Green Games’: Olympic athletes to train on timber from ‘endangered’ forests Wood from...
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Tarkine must be protected
• Senator Christine Milne: Infected devils on door of Tarkine Feds must heritage list now The discovery of Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumour...
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Afghan soldier shoots 3 diggers
Three Australian soldiers are in hospital this morning after being shot by a rogue Afghan soldier, just 10 days after three diggers...
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Our new climate laws will not endanger economic growth. Tasmania’s Temco smokestacks
THE Hollywood blockbuster 2012 is based on the premise that the end of that year was destined to be the end of...
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Public disdain for journalism has never been greater
I am currently involved – as a shareholder, active participant and in two cases as a director – in four independent Australian...
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Fairly linking Bass Strait is critical for Tasmania
The Hon. Julia Gillard MP Prime Minister of Australia Parliament House Canberra 7th November 2011 Dear Prime Minister, Fairly linking Bass Strait...
