Tasmanian Times
Society
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848Alcohol and Drug Abuse reaps carnage – Can we fix it? Yes we Can!
The plethora of articles and programs in your papers, radio and television programs addressing the carnage reaped upon our society by abuse...
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Labor caves in
The Catholic Church justifies immense public funding of its schools on the basis that this gives parents a choice about how their...
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LABOR DEFEATS FAIRER POWER, W&S CONCESSIONS CALL
And Fails Anti-Poverty Week Challenge www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today described as ‘inexplicable’ the Bartlett’s government’s move to block a proposal to...
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Spring offensive to be launched against Rees’ government privatisation plans
“The fight against the privatisation of New South Wales’ public assets and services is entering a new phase”, Colin Drane, the convener...
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Island turns 30
Thirty years ago a group of dedicated visionaries started Tasmania’s first literary magazine, Island. Island has since established itself as an essential...
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GREENS’ HOUSING PROPOSAL: WIN FOR PENSIONERS & WIN FOR STATE
Make Anti-Poverty Week Meaningful Note: Greens Leader Nick McKim MP will be available to comment at 1:30pm today, Parliament House Media Room...
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The Big Picture: Climate Change
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Electric half-car, half-bike: no fuel, no helmet
Two-wheeled motorcycle concept with a ‘roof’ and electric power unveiled by BMW. It looks like a bike but uses no fuel and...
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New advertising code to crack down on greenwash
Australia’s advertising industry is finally cracking down on greenwash, with the Australian Association of National Advertisers publishing an Environmental Claims in Advertising...
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The Population Myth
People who claim that population growth is the big environmental issue are shifting the blame from the rich to the poor. Tell...
