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771Geoff’s Best Reads
Every fortnight on Tasmanian Times, widely-read Geoff Dickinson chooses Six of the past fortnight’s Best Reads. Geoff’s Comment -Three items beneath are...
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How does a fiscal stimulus work these days?
It seems logical in this time of high unemployment and increasing poverty to be talking about stimulating the economy; for the federal...
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“New” nuclear reactors, same old story
It is important to have a critical mind and question a nuclear path to overcome global warming and climate change. The risks...
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Big Bang
A group of artists that I once knew asked a celebrated art critic, ‘How do you become famous?’ His answer was quite...
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My Cry from the Heart: When we have justice there will be peace
The Tasmanian Government fails in its Duty of Care to the Traditional Owners, people, electors and future generations, in its mismanagement of...
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The Magical Expansion of Life Beyond Earth
Expansion is the way of the cosmos from the beginning of time, whether light or life, so why wouldn’t Nature be wired...
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Sunday, Carbon Sunday
Read for yourself: • Australian Goverment’s ‘Clean Energy Package’ • Use the Tasmanian Times News Dropdown (top Nav Bar) for the range...
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Gunns files profit drop defence
GUNNS will defend a shareholder class action over a large profit drop in 2009 by pointing to market volatility caused by the...
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Hundreds of RHH jobs at risk
HUNDREDS of jobs at the Royal Hobart Hospital are at risk, with revelations yesterday exposing plans to slash $40 million from health...
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Wilkie to support a price on carbon
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, will support the Federal Government’s legislation to put a price on carbon. Mr Wilkie’s decision...
