Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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793It appears Random House does think crime pays
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. – Random House Australia is publishing a book due out Oct. 16 by David Hicks, known as the Australian...
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International Lead Poisoning Awareness Day 2010
MEDIA RELEASE – Wednesday 20th October 2010 International Lead Poisoning Awareness Day 2010 The last week of October is National Lead Poisoning...
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Monsanto buys Blackwater
Pravda are not normally the bastions of good journalism but this is a very interesting story – Monsanto has bought Blackwater! The...
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A Great Lie: Wilkie slams Government and Opposition over war
Independent Andrew Wilkie today strongly criticised the Government and Opposition for their continuing dishonesty over Australian involvement in the Afghan war. “The...
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Architecture Week October 24-30
Architecture Week is about increasing public awareness and appreciation of architecture and the role that architects play in producing it. In 2010...
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School Kitchen Garden Slowjourn
Join us to see and hear about the seed-to-plate revolution happening in schools When: Sunday November 14 Time: 9.30am to 4 pm...
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The lonely whistleblowers. Girl’s best interests? Vengeful bureaucracy? Audit ordered
Dr Frank Nicklason Sue Neales in her Mercury Saturday column (16/10, excerpts, link, below) considers the failure of Children’s Commissioner Paul Mason...
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fractured by Keith Climpson
You are warmly invited to join us for the opening to be held at 6pm, Friday 29 October Exhibition showing from 29...
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Poetry for Pakistan
Poetry For Pakistan. Readings of New Lyrics by Paul Healy Hobart. November 6 and 7. 2010 More than 20 million people in...
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Flying in the Face of Old Age (3): Retirement begins … Right Now!
“If I only had a brain…” Arlen/Harburg 1939 Wizard of Oz Chapter Three Retirement Begins… Right now! We were near Cow Bay...
