Tasmanian Times
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739Nopenhagen
Well did you hear, there’s a natural order. Those most deserving will end up with the most. That the cream cannot help...
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A Christmas wish for Launceston
Another bad year for Launceston is almost over without any real progress to the tired old Launceston city, Sure there is always...
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Tasmania’s Aging Risk
11th December 2009 Figures released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics highlight that the Tasmanian population continues to age. The population...
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RESIDENTIAL TENANTS DESERVE SAME LAND TAX RELIEF AS BUSINESS
Bartlett Labor Again Forgets the Battlers www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Bartlett government of abandoning the many Tasmanians who rely...
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A long way to go …
I always thought the idea was we should learn from past mistakes. The following suggest we’ve a looooong way to go. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/...
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The Human Ecology of Collapse
Part One: Failure is the Only Option Published Wed, 12/09/2009 – 08:00 by The Archdruid Report http://www.energybulletin.net/50942 Part One: Failure is the...
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AAR is coming to an end
Dear All Well, after 9 years, AAR is coming to an end. Ozarabic and Adnyamathanha courses now have their independence, and will...
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ANTI-DISCRIMINATION FORUM TOLD CATHOLIC SCHOOL BIAS EXEMPTION ‘A BIGOTS’ CHARTER’
CALL FOR CHURCH TO BE INVESTIGATED ‘LIKE ANY OTHER CONFESSED LAW BREAKER’ Tasmanian gay activists have slammed a proposal from the Catholic...
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A National Cultural Commozssariat
Chris Berg wrote a comment piece in a recent Sunday Age about whether Australia needs a government-linked national policy on the arts...
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Coffees Vs Coffins as Developing Nations Go In hard on Day 2
Chinese delegations at UNFCCC conferences do not often give press conferences. Yesterday, the head of the Chinese delegation, Su Wei, called one...
