Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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925History teaches us … we learn nothing from history
1976: On my left is a small white kid with a broken bottle. On my right a taller-than-me (and I’m 183cm) black...
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DESPARD GALLERY: The winter blues are all a state of mind apparently …
This is your invitation to get out and get re-inspired with a vibrant art exhibition (and enjoy a wee drink) Please bring...
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Safe Food Foundation retains Slater & Gordon Lawyers
Safe Food Foundation retains Slater & Gordon Lawyers to provide legal advice and support for GM free growers near the site of...
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Confusion Around Minister’s Budget Statement
Public Sector Unions today criticised Michelle O’Byrne’s announcement yesterday around further savings identified across the Department of Health and Human Services branding...
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In the Land of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man is King
Dr Warwick Raverty’s devastating revelations from inside the assessment process of Gunns Ltd’s Tamar Valley pulp mill plan I will add my...
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Support for council amalgamations
A survey has found strong support in southern Tasmania for council amalgamations, and a single council for the region. An expert three-person...
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Window to Togatus (6): Nancy v. Warnie
On a new commercial television program – full of colour, celebrities and fake laughter – contestants are asked to respond to a...
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A sense of despair
Every Tasmanian who remembers the last rounds of major government cost cutting in the 1990s must be sharing the sense of despair...
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Addicted to pain and conflict
It has become perfectly clear to me over the past 12 months that a lot of Tasmanians are addicted to pain and...
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Walking in the footsteps of Archbishop Romero
It’s dark now, as I begin chatting to David outside his home in Los Marranitos, a rural village in the Department of...
