Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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813‘After 13 years State water quality policy is failing to meet objectives, or protect our water’
The Tasmanian Greens today cautiously welcomed Environment Minister David O’Byrne’s decision to convert the State Policy on Water Quality Management (SPWQM) under...
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Our Plunder of Nature Will End Up Killing Capitalism and Our Obscene Lifestyles
To anyone who is paying attention, things look doomed. Fortunately for American capitalism, nobody is paying attention. They never have. As an...
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A generous salary increase for politicians
This week’s The Big Picture reveals the shock increases of 40%+ in services from Tasmanian Council’s and government resulting in unaffordable costs...
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Survival and the Art of Fearless Compassion
The following article began as a comment to the Space Renaissance Initiative discussion site, pursuing the question of whether our survival on...
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Libs’ footy fight
There are divisions within the Tasmanian Liberal Party over a proposal to play AFL games in Hobart. Premier David Bartlett met last...
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World Parliament on Climate Change proposed
THE HON. DUNCAN KERR SC MP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR DENISON MEDIA RELEASE 16 July 2010 World Parliament on Climate Change proposed At...
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Community members to highlight Tasmania’s reliance on coal-fired power and call for a shift to
MEDIA RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 16th July 2010 Community members to highlight Tasmania’s reliance on coal-fired power and call for a...
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Book Launch: ‘Standing Strong: Stories of Courage and Activism’
Book Launch: ‘Standing Strong: Stories of Courage and Activism’ To be launched by Senator Christine Milne at Fullers Bookshop on 5th August...
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Doctor’s orders: No Coal
What: Tasmanian DEA members join the campaign against coal for the National Day of Action Why: Calling for an urgent transition from...
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The heat is on for change
JAMES Hansen, the respected NASA scientist, said: “Coal-fired power stations are death factories. Close them.” The medical profession has failed to address...
