Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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860Startled Mercury wakes up … a bit
Editorial: Economy based on our diversity THE MERCURY | May 24, 2011 10.57am FORMER Labor premier Jim Bacon swept to power in...
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Pulp mill permit confusion
GUNNS Limited’s pulp mill project could be affected by an unclear term in the building permit. The Pulp Mill Assessment Act 2007...
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Draft regulations for aerial and ground spraying fails to protect
Environment Tasmania has today expressed disappointment at the State government’s proposed regulations for managing ground and aerial spraying of pesticides as they...
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The Black Flagging of Parliament
Welcome to another day where black is the colour and none is the number. We have surrounded the front of this parliament...
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ROBIN-MARY CALVERT: A collection of new paintings and sculptures
ROBIN-MARY CALVERT A collection of new paintings and sculptures 3 to 23 June 2011 You are warmly invited to attend the opening...
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“A beautiful and savage piece of theatre” The Age
MY DARLING PATRICIA’S AFRICA EARL ARTS CENTRE, LAUNCESTON Fri 3 June, 8pm Traversing domestic landscapes and the residing fantastic possibilities of suburban...
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Syrupy Gutwein’s ode to Rauma … and the truth
On a chilly Hobart afternoon, a middle-aged, unemployed woman talked her husband and kid into attending their very first, real-life protest rally....
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We will never give up …
In response to the Labor and Liberal MPs voting against the repeal of the PMAA, Stephani Taylor, member of Pulp the Mill...
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Twin revelations highlight government failure on Tarkine Protection
No action on 2007 World Heritage assessment. No action on a 2003 recommendation for a National Heritage Listing Tarkine National Coalition has...
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GREENS REITERATE PUSH FOR STATE RENAL PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
The Tasmanian Greens today marked Kidney Health Week by reiterating the need to implement the State Renal Plan, and called on the...
