Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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The Parsons Climate Report
PHILL PARSONS The Rudd government and the Turnbull opposition stand condemned by this Report. Both support inadequate actions to address the human...
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Tomorrow: Poetry book launch
TOMORROW Launch by Robyn Mathison of Peter Macrow’s chapbook, Waiting for the Mountain. Republic Bar and Café, North Hobart.
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TAP: Where we stand
BOB McMAHON Given the Wilderness Society support for the plantation industry and their proposition that they support Gunns building a 100% plantation...
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Socially unaffordable
Cr TONY MULDER Housing Services approach to new housing might be financial affordable, but is Socially UNaffordable. A rethink of the strategy...
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Has poison been dumped on their grounds?
CLIVE STOTT I figure we will hear more from LCG School parents; surely they will want to know if poison has been...
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More cracks in Old Media: James Murdoch’s tirade at the BBC
DUNCAN GRANT Thank you Tasmanian Times for a free and open source of news, debate and opinion. Contrast this to James Murdoch’s...
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The meaning and significance of the carvings …
DOUGLAS BURBURY The meaning and significance of the carvings on the Ross Bridge are only half of the mystery; another mystery surrounding...
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Periodic bursts of high-frequency current
MIKE BOLAN Issue 55 of The Big Picture wraps up our story on plantations in Australia, we look in some detail at...
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In Monty’s memory
PERCY FROM THE PEWS He was arguably the most significant person with Tasmanian ties to make his name on the world stage,...
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International Paper Treads Monsanto’s Path to ‘Frankenforests’
BLOOMBERG Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) — International Paper Co., the world’s largest pulp and paper maker, plans to remake commercial forests in the...
