Tasmanian Times
Society
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2.3KAshamed to be a human being
Despite her terror at the thought of being confronted by an angry farmer when a shed is lit for filming, the hardest...
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Love and Freedom in Van Diemen’s Land
It will be remembered because it was the first film ever to approach the subject of convict homosexuality. The references are subtle....
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RSPCA in turmoil
RSPCA Tasmania’s chairman Scott Whitters has stepped down following calls to quit and the departure of several board members. One of Australia’s...
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Between the Lines: The Equity Edition
1. DOES THE RUDD GOVERNMENT DESERVE A TICK FOR ITS STIMULUS PACKAGE? Australia has so far avoided a technical recession, suggesting that...
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Creative Directors chosen for Australian Pavilion at the 2010 Venice Architecture Biennale
The Australian Institute of Architects today announced that John Gollings and Ivan Rijavec will head the creative team for the Australian Pavilion...
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Did the Green Revolution Succeed in India?
Saby Ganguly (an Indian business writer who was a former editorial consultant to the World Organization of Building Officials (WOBO), an affiliate...
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AFGHANISTAN CRISIS !
The cost financially , and that in human lives , of the conflict in Afghanistan has become intolerable , most especially with...
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End of the Line
Download: EndofLine_a3_bw-posters.pdf This documentary reveals the devastating impacts of overfishing on our oceans whilst offering a message of hope for the future....
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GetUp on internet censorship
Our government is currently working to censor the internet and by all accounts it appears to be a flawed system (surprise, surprise)….....
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Disappointment over victims of crime cut
The Government’s decision to stop funding Lifeline to provide a counselling service to victims of crime in the south and north-west is...
