Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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751After September 11: Our State of Exception
We are living in the State of Exception. We don’t know when it will end, as we don’t know when the War...
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The Megalomaniac …
There is a British tradition that, at the helm of every best-selling newspaper, there must be a megalomaniac. In the days when...
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MONA CITY RACEWAY AND ITERATION: AGAIN
As part of a statewide arts event Iteration: Again, Mona is offering a new, snarly, down and dirty, moving artwork. For the...
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Abbott, Gillard race to bottom on asylum policy
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott’s glib defence of the Howard era’s “protection” of asylum seekers as “upholding basic human rights” highlights how low,...
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Meanwhile, Gunns ‘expects to finalise …’ What Calton Frame told Alex Schaap
MARKET UPDATE As noted in the market release of 14 September 2001 agreement has been reached between the company and the Tasmanian...
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Of all the pesticides in our food supply, this one really matters!
From the Pesticides Action Network (PAN): As kids head back to school this fall, many will find learning an extra challenge. Scientists...
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New Report Highlights Economic Value of Healthy Marine Environment
A report released this week has found that Australia’s oceans provide economic value worth over $69 Billion a year, a whopping $25...
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Missing in South Hobart
The citizens of South Hobart are furious at the Giddings-McKim decision to sell the former State School/Adult Education Centre buildings in upper...
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Code Green steps into the breach … 9 arrests
While pro-millers argue on TT as to whether works-without-a-permit are legal unless a judge says it’s not, Code Green have again stepped...
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UPDATE of events presented or supported by the Inglis Clark Centre for Civil Society:
Denison Debate on Education in Tasmania. The most recent Denison Debate – ‘Opportunity, Prosperity and Equity: Educating Tasmanians for the Twenty-First Century’...
