Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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838NATION: In limbo on the High Seas. Piracy? says Burnside. Coalition stalled. Tax repeal stalls
More than 150 asylum seekers, including about 40 children, face living in limbo on the high seas in an Australian customs vessel...
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Solar has won. Even if coal were free to burn, power stations couldn’t compete
*Pic: Lagging … Chart showing comparitive use of solar Behind the times … As Tasmania’s ‘Unfair’ Economic Regulator forces the Feed In...
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The night I met Jimbo, Donzo fell UP the stairs …
I first met this fine young man during a brief social encounter in the Lark Distillery sometime last decade. I remember it...
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Hemp’s hamstrung potential
There has been a great deal of discussion over the past couple of weeks about whether Tasmania should move to trial the...
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Massive loss to Tasmania when the Carbon Tax is repealed
The repeal of the Carbon Tax is the politically expedient political mantra of the Liberal Party as headed by Prime Minister Tony...
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The Hobart Bookshop: James Dryburgh’s Essays from Near and Far
The Hobart Bookshop. First pub: June 26 The Hobart Bookshop and Walleah Press invite you to the launch, by Lindsay Tuffin, of...
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Kim Booth: End Corporate Welfare instead of Attacking Public Sector Workers
The Hodgman regime needs to rethink its warped priorities and put an end to its compulsion to provide corporate welfare payouts instead...
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Liberal Cadart stands firm on his grand vision
Graphic: From Bertrand Cadart’s website: http://www.bertrandcadart.com.au/ Pic: of Bertrand Cadart “Our wretched species is so made that those who walk on the...
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SEADREAM’S SUMMER ESCAPE TO A PARADISE SANS-CROWDS
SEADREAM Yacht Club have just the answers for those looking for holiday escapes this coming summer that are laid back, amid a...
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TAP derides proposed anti-protest laws
*Pic: Members of CODE Green and the Wilderness Society (plus a few Friends of the Tamar Valley/Pulp the Mill) gathering on site,...
