Tasmanian Times
Wellbeing & Lifestyle
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917Travellers’ good buys
Discover colonial towns in Nicaragua and El Salvador, explore bustling local markets in the Guatemalan highlands and search for wildlife in Costa...
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Struth!
IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says South Africa’s Cape...
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It’s a boy! D.O.A. Christmas Island July 2013
By Tess Lawrence CONGRATULATIONS Australia. It’s a baby boy! Delivered to unknown parents only months ago, the baby’s legal guardian, Australia’s Minister...
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Ta Ann: the supreme beggar
It was refreshing to read Gordon Bradbury comments ( HERE ) pointing out the neglect of financial sustainability in so many of...
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Sarawak multi-million dollar company benefits again from Australian taxpayers
PM Rudd’s announcement is counterproductive to diversifying Tasmania’s economy as it continues to award welfare handouts to the proven unsustainable Tasmanian logging...
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The false illusion of a commercial public native forestry nirvana must be abandoned
The one common interest that many TT readers, including Andreas Rothe and Frank Nicklason, seem to share is the absolute commitment to...
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Television at MONA Friday November 1, 2013
The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart plays host to legendary proto-punk band Television this November, as the band...
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Sydney artist wins ‘the churchie’ 2013 emerging art prize
A compelling video work has won the churchie national emerging art prize for Sydney artist, Liberté Grace. Liberté Grace’s The Perfect Boy...
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Poets and Painters 2013: a tribute to Dick Bett AM
Emma Bett, Bett Gallery
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$1 bet limits: I’m already on board. The Greens Policy
I strongly support, and have long supported, $1 bet limits and $500 jackpot restrictions on poker machines. It was my preferred position...
