Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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986Tarkine Book Launch
The long awaited soft-cover release of the superb Tarkine book is being celebrated today. Originally published in hard cover in 2004, this...
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Catholics, campaigners debate pope condom remarks
GENEVA – The pope’s positive comments about condom use by male prostitutes will help fight the AIDS crisis, health groups said Sunday,...
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Rob’s Working Life on The Road …
Below: Breakfast on the road. A serious business, best conducted under a shady tree. The kettle on the gas stove is a...
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For a few dollars more …
Is poverty, including housing insecurity a major factor in the hospitalization of people with mental illness? Anglicare raises this issue in its...
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Co-operative to fill Japan’s GM free canola demand
http://www.abc.net.au/ra/programguide/stories/200806/s2263526.htm [This is the print version of story http://www.abc.net.au/ra/programguide/stories/200806/s2263526.htm] Co-operative to fill Japan’s GM free canola demand • Updated June 3, 2008...
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Angasi restaurant to close
GUESTS have chartered helicopters specially to eat there and food critics around Australia rave about Angasi, but the Bay of Fires’ iconic...
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Due to popular demand – Another Afternoon with Barbie Kjar
http://www.bettgallery.com.au/artists/kjar/Dick Bett Gallery
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GE Food… is it safe?
Genetically modified food is our future. Actually, we already eat a lot of it. Is it safe? “- Media are invited to...
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It’s smear by Twitter as Labor staffers go underground
LABOR is infiltrating social media sites to promote John Brumby and smear his political opponents in an underground campaign being run by...
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Firearm review revives gun debate
… Roland Browne from the Gun Control Coalition says it would be ludicrous to give pump action shotguns the status of a...
