Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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944New education union takes aim at AEU over TAFE re-unification
The Tasmanian Education Association has greeted the AEU’s support for an inquiry into the Skills Institute and the Tasmanian Polytechnic with scorn....
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Even more health CEOs
From yesterday’s Australian
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NBN Rollout Cost No Longer A Mystery
Rumney MLC Tony Mulder today drew attention to the plight of a harried constituent and also shed light on why the National...
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DEVONPORT: Diploma Printmaking Students exhibition
Devonport Polytech, Valley Rd, Devonport, Diploma Printmaking Students exhibition Friday the 21st October in our “Showcase” Gallery, to October 28. Conact: Polytech...
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Sensational Cilla
Cilla is an uncommon name, it means, ‘study’ or ‘vision’ and describes Cilla Jane the musician well, she is a student of...
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Reyne in Tassie
Just as predictable as the rain in Tassie we come to expect a Tassie visit from that other Reyne, singer/songwriter James Reyne....
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Festival needs
Tasmania puts great emphasis on its festivals – there are many, of all shapes and sizes, and seemingly growing by the month....
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On Utøya: Anders Breivik, right terror, racism and Europe.
Edited by Elizabeth Humphrys, Guy Rundle and Tad Tietze with essays by Anindya Bhattacharyya, Antony Loewenstein, Lizzie O’Shea, Richard Seymour, Jeff Sparrow,...
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$45 million for loggers but not one hectare of forests protected
The late-Friday announcement of $45 million in federal money going to Tasmanian forest contractors is a premeditated tactical retreat by the Gillard...
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Mandatory stunning still alive
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will push ahead with a Private Member’s Bill to legislate animal welfare standards in the...
