Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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799Born to be big
In Tasmania, obesity and obesity related health problems are a major issue. As statistics presented in ‘Tasmanian State of Public Health Report...
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Served in a terra cotta steamer
Issue 57 is particularly brief this week because I have a lot of other work on at the moment. Kevin Rudd’s commitment...
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Bringing the animals home
6 pm and it seemed the universe unloaded. All the information screens were down, and every train was late and wrong. Flemington...
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Humankind shall never fly
All those angry people. Yelling at the president and members of Congress about how the proposed government health plan, and Obama himself,...
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Community group TAP to confront Gunns pipeline land clearing in the Trevallyn Reserve.
TAP Into A Better Tasmania Media Release Sunday September 13th 2009 Community group TAP to confront Gunns pipeline land clearing in the...
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Help buy a herd of cows
The Hobart-based Vietnamese Victims of Agent Orange Trust, which raises money for victims from the war to be given a cow to...
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The congestion levels are very real
This deserves a response. In terms of sustainable outcomes, the bypass will reduce considerable congestion of vehicles currently caught up at both...
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New team to shake up RSPCA
STOPTAC.org Please help save RSPCA Tasmania The RSPCA Tasmania Annual General Meeting is at 10.00a.m. on 27.09.2009 in Launceston and we urge...
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Fishing Season – Philip Weigall at Fullers
MEDIA RELEASE Fullers Bookshop is delighted to announce that Philip Weigall, editor of Flyfishing magazine, will be talking about his new book...
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Where was the climate impact assessment?
GREG CLAUSEN There has never been a climate impact assessment for the $40m+ Kingston Bypass project, yet the Kingborough Council Planning Committee...
