Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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634Aurora developer charges cause more heartache
MR Spiralling Aurora developer charges are adding to Tasmania’s housing and construction woes, with reports of 1000 per cent increases in charges...
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Wellbeing of Young People Is a Critical Long Term Investment for our Community
On Friday 4 October 2013 leaders from the education, university, justice and community health sectors will meet to discuss the need for...
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Shining a light in the darkness: Holding vigil against the death penalty
There will be a glow with candlelight on the evening of 10 October, as local Amnesty International supporters light one hundred of...
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Solar red-tape ripoff
The Tasmanian Greens are calling for the scrapping of unnecessary regulations introduced last year, which potentially add thousands of dollars to the...
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The other asylum seekers …
Pope Francis has described the sinking of a migrant boat off the coast of Italy as a “disgrace”. ‘‘The word disgrace comes...
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Australian Federal Police confirm Gay share profit referral
The former boss of the failed Tasmanian timber company Gunns may be forced to repay the profits of his insider trading. In...
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A collaboration for the century – The River Derwent Heavy Metals Project
MONA … surrounded by a river assaulted by mercury, lead, cadmium, zinc and copper. A group of artists, scientists and architects today...
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Environmentalists launch another bid to stop a Tarkine mine
Activist group Save the Tarkine has mounted a Federal Court challenge to a mine approval in Tasmania’s north-west. The group’s challenging the...
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Government must speak out on heavy handed treatment of activists – Greens
The Greens want the government to do more to secure the release of Australian (Tasmanian) Colin Russell and other activists being held...
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Despard: Lost in Thought, Patrick Hall
Dear Friends of Despard Gallery, The Gallery is pleased to present Patrick Hall’s first major solo exhibition in Tasmania for five years,...
