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1.1KProtest at Ta Ann timber mill in Tasmania, Apologise Giddings, say Weber, Booth
Ta Ann’s mill on the Southwood site in Tasmania’s Huon Valley Eighteen people are today conducting a non-violent protest at the Huon...
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Growing digital social divide could be bridged by NBN
The lack of access to online information and communication is creating a new social and economic divide in Australia, according to Tasmanian...
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Played like a fiddle by the Libs
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BEING PLAYED LIKE A FIDDLE BY LIBERALS As Tobacco Donations Reforms Blocked Nick McKim MP Greens Leader Thursday, 15 November...
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Margiris/Abel Tasman: Minister Burke must not backflip on two-year ban
The Tasmanian Greens today called on Federal Environment Minister, Tony Burke, to hold firm to his commitment to impose a two year...
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Controversial religious exemption clause removed …
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the removal of contentious provisions in the Anti Discrimination Amendment Bill 2012, which would enable schools to...
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Tarkine voices heard by shareholders at Venture Minerals AGM
Picture: Nicole Anderson Representatives from The Wilderness Society, GetUp! and Tarkine National Coalition are today attending the Annual General Meeting of Venture...
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Health: Pioneer kept in the dark over lead in water supply. Smoking rates shame
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Health Minister Michelle O’Byrne to investigate concerns that residents around Pioneer in northern Tasmania were...
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Remembrance, Memory and Silence: Forgetting a Larrikin Tasmanian Digger
Corporal J.H. “Dummy” Armstrong at Adelaide River, Northern Territory, 1941, just before going to Timor with the 2/40 Battalion. (Photo courtesy Sue...
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Greens release details of negotiated energy package
The Tasmanian Greens today released the negotiated outcomes struck with Labor to secure support for the passage of the Electricity Reform Bill...
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TNC seeks to allay worker concerns
The Tarkine National Coalition has placed full page advertisements in The Advocate and The Mercury in an attempt to address the misconception...
