Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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1.0KChemical find in creek prompts drinking water tests
Chemical find in creek prompts drinking water tests Peter Ker September 30, 2010 A VICTORIAN water authority will conduct a special round...
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The Thin Parliament?
In the 17th century in England parliaments had wonderful descriptive names, the Long and the Short parliaments the Rump and Barebones parliaments...
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Did the Gulf of Mexico disaster teach this company nothing . . . ? http://www.13point7billion.org/2010/09/44000.html **************** There’s no escaping this toxic Bisphenol...
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A Chorus of Disapproval
Anyone who has ever performed on stage before, sung in a choir, been involved with theatre in any way will particularly find...
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Sounding the Earth conference community events
E-brochure for the free community involvement events that will be on at Inveresk Cultural Precinct (20-23 October) as part of the ASLEC-ANZ...
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Museum’s bold $200m look
THIS exclusive image reveals the stunning $200 million transformation proposed for the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. The artist’s impression shows heritage...
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Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain opens up
Australia’s most-popular food blogger Not Quite Nigella, aka Lorraine Elliot, joins the Business Spectator team. Here she sits down with Kitchen Confidential’s...
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The philistines … Arbor amour: a kiss of death
Savagely wounded, perhaps dying, a mature black peppermint eucalypt in Cygnet in its way symbolises a puzzling, seemingly intractable, community gulf in...
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Premier’s winning greyhound saved from execution
Toolong Terror Returns From the Grave The Tasmanian Greens today revealed that the greyhound Toolong Terror, owned by the Premier David Bartlett...
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War on Terror vs Security through Peacemaking? Lessons for Australia from Norway
The next Denison Debate will feature John Langmore, Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne, former United Nations official and federal parliamentarian,...
