Tasmanian Times
Society
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Economics for Life
Download: Economics4Life3.pdf Professor Ian Harper’s book Economics for Life: An Economist Reflects on the Meaning of Life, Money and What Really Matters...
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1.0KReport highlights child-protection failings. What Paul Mason says.
Tasmania’s Commissioner for Children has released a report highlighting what she describes as a “disturbing” lack of support for children and carers...
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Water Meters: Damning Review. Freeman’s Serve
Hobart City Council Alderman Jeff Briscoe today released the independent review prepared for HCC of the economic benefits of Southern Water’s roll...
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Plant disease raises questions on modified crops
Bouncing down a dirt road a couple of summers ago, past a gentle patchwork of barnyards and soybean fields in central Iowa,...
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The Great Disruption
The Great Disruption by Paul Gilding Bloomsbury 2011 A work on climate change by a former head of Greenpeace International (1992-1994) will...
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Sissies returns! Flying in the Face of Old Age (8)
In the last chapter of ‘Old Age Ain’t for Sissies’ Joan and I had just escaped the tough cop, the pig dogs...
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Government asked to investigate new pesticide link to bee decline. Scientists get pushy
The Government is being asked to investigate a possible link between a new generation of pesticides and the decline of honey bees....
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North v South. Footy v Supercars
Symmons Plains money only secure for 2011 EMILY BRYAN 02 Apr, 2011 09:41 AM The state government has confirmed that its funding...
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Devonshire teas and trees. The Last Century Dinosaur
Three items in the news media recently shine the light on why the forest industry in Australia, including Tasmania, is in such...
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Mercury Rising
Tension is rising in the Mercury newspaper’s headquarters in Hobart. An overwhelming majority of reporters, photographers and sub-editors at the Mercury are...
