Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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Shakespeare in the Gardens: A STORM IS BREWING!
Directions Theatre Pty Ltd MEDIA RELEASE A STORM IS BREWING! Directions Theatre is proud to announce that The Tempest will be the...
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8742010 Glenorchy Carols by Candlelight,
To be staged: Sat 11th December Tolosa Park, Glenorchy from 7:30pm Tasmania’s premiere permanent outdoor music venue, Tolosa Park plays host to...
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Infrastructure Investment and Productivity
Text and accompanying slides of Saul Eslake’s talk to the Tasmanian Branch of the Economics Society’s Annual Economic Forum held in Hobart,...
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PAINTED AS LOBSTER ACTIVIST HIGHLIGHT CRUELTY OF LIVE EXPORT INDUSTRY
Let Lobsters Live – Ban Live Export for Good! An activist with Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania (AACT) will be wearing nothing but...
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Australia has betrayed me. New hurdles for WikiLeaks. Swedes make it up
AS THE net closes around WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the notorious whistleblower has accused Prime Minister Julia Gillard of betraying him as...
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Australian soccer’s cultural failure
Perhaps the biggest sport story of the year is / will be Australian soccer’s abject failure to secure hosting rights for the...
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Matthew Ives and his big band
Matthew Ives and his big band – PhD recital Thursday, December 16, 2010 – Show starts at 8 PM Hobart Macquarie (Crns....
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Tell Quaker, Kellogg’s and others: “Stop misleading us” … and a risks wrap …
Tell the FTC: GMOs are not “Natural” or “Green” Sign the petition today. Join us in telling the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)...
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The Light at the end of the tunnel
Continuous-cycle Tasmanian Times took a day off yesterday for the annual health check … the Bruny Ultra Marathon (a seriously horrendous 64km...
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Can the World Survive China? (Part 2)
The larger idea is to build a more sustainable economy, or what Chinese leaders have called a balanced and harmonious society. In...
