Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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734Protesters turn back on O’Byrne
Protesters at a rally opposing State Government budget cuts have turned their backs on the Health Minister. Hundreds of people attended the...
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Wilderness Society associates benefit from government largesse
Tasmania cuts Parks and Wildlife Service staff at the same time as Wilderness Society associates benefit from government largesse At a time...
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Stop the big banks getting $4b of your money
Another record profit delivered by one of Australia’s sturdy banks provides another reason for the Gillard government to abandon its planned $4...
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A Celebration of the Tamar Valley
An extravaganza of music, performance, dance, entertaining speeches & fine wines, gourmet BBQ, afternoon tea and espresso coffee, wood-fired pizzas. Pulp the...
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Plantations Vision
http://www.plantations2020.com.au/ • ABC Online: Gunns denies planning breach Timber company Gunns has pleaded not guilty to a summary offence which alleges work...
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The drowning of the desperate …
Indonesian authorities say up to 15 asylum seekers are still missing and eight are reportedly dead after their boat sank off the...
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Julian Assange loses appeal
The WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, has lost his high court appeal against extradition to Sweden to face rape allegations. Lord Justice Thomas...
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Cybersmart Networking — Private Lives in Public Spaces
The Australian Communications and Media Authority will formally launch Cybersmart Networking—a new online safety resource for students—in Hobart with Catryna Bilyk, Senator...
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Pew to call for extra protection for krill
PEW TO CALL FOR EXTRA PROTECTION FOR KRILL AT INTERNATIONAL ANTARCTIC OCEAN (CCAMLR) EVENT HOBART, Tasmania (3 Nov 2011)—The Pew Environment Group...
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Art show challenges expectations
Seeing the world through the eyes of people who experience an intellectual disability is the focus of a Hobart art exhibition opening...
