Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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879Run Ultras… Like a Girl
Roger Hanney is a Sydney based long distance runner with type 1, who has kindly combined his experiences of marathon (and beyond)...
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Tell Japan to stop wasting police time: Brown
An official complaint should be sent to Japan over its misuse of Australian police resources following another raid on the Sea Shepherd...
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Rail should have infrastructure priority
Community-based public and transport advocacy group, Future Transport Tasmania (FTT), today acknowledged the new chair of the Tasmanian Infrastructure Advisory Council (TIAC),...
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Sea Shepherd Returns to Australia after victory for the whales
With the Japanese whaling fleet calling it quits in the Southern Ocean this season, a month early, Sea Shepherd is returning to...
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Renewed calls for duck-shooting ban marks season opening
The Tasmanian Greens today renewed their calls for a ban on the annual recreational duck shooting season which opens this weekend, saying...
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Mill Statement
Environment groups and the community have been opposed to the proposed mill due to a range of environmental and social impacts and...
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Greens v Greens on Gunns pulp mill. Milne’s question …
A GROWING split has emerged between conservationists and the Greens over the planned Gunns pulp mill in Tasmania, after the timber company...
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Rupert gets his way
Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, has compared the proposed funding structure for Sky News when it is spun off from BSkyB to...
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The Precautionary Principle – does it operate in Tasmania?
The Tasmanian community was looking for reassurance from the Tasmanian River Catchment Water Quality Initiative1(TRCWQI) that the way pesticides are being used...
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Burke’s mill decision delayed a week. Gunns in another trading halt …
Environment Minister Tony Burke is expected to hand down his decision today on the final marine impact assessment of Gunns’ planned Tamar...
