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2010

June

• In Their Own Words

2012

February

• Coalition to support local surf clubs

• CARBON TAX A RISK FOR TOURISM OPERATORS IN TASMANIA

• FT a millstone around Tasmania’s neck. The Green crisis mission

• Tasmania’s farm sector needs investment

• Threat to vocational education and training

• The Assange case means we are all suspects now

• STAFF TO BE BRIEFED ON SKILLS INSTITUTE FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURE

• Miranda Gibson breaks Tasmanian tree sitting record today. Broken ...

• Yes Minister

• TODAY, TOMORROW: Tasmania Over Five Generations: Return to Van Diemen’s Land?

• AUSTRALIAN ADVOCATES WELCOME CRUCIAL U.S. VOTE FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY

• Reading Culture With Scribe publisher, Henry Rosenbloom Fullers, TONIGHT 5.30pm

• China is now the world’s largest importer of softwood lumber and logs

• Gunns Supreme Court bid dismissed

• Environment Focus for State Budget

• Ban duck shooting

• Ta Ann customer campaign launched. McKim. Colbeck. Bryan’s begging-bowl to Asia

• $900 million Korean suburb gets nod

• Hobart office vacancy the highest in eight years

• Life Imprints: Living in a Contaminated World

• Privacy is Everyone’s Business

• Launch of Flight by Rosie at Fullers Bookshop, Thursday, February 9, 5.30pm

• Partnership, not luck, for desperately needed rehabilitation

• Libs still taking Big Tobacco’s blood money ... Heat on Wightman. Paul Barry analysis

• ISLAND MAGAZINE LAUNCHING TONIGHT

• 21st Century Planning Healthier for the Community

• Historic equal pay win

• Ad men rejoice but Coles shonky claims have farmers offside again

• HCC: Ancanthe ... and all that ...

• Brickworks closure creates housebuilding opportunities

• Gunns’ Pulp Mill lifeline extended – community will protest

• Education: Change is easy – it’s improvement that’s difficult. Report released

• The perception of the planning process in the media

• ABBOTT ASKED TO EXTEND HIS OPPOSITION TO “SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS”

• Gina’s Fairfax grab. The Unpretentious Charmer. Mercury sells history

January

• FINDING YOUR NEW HOME IN TASMANIA MADE EASY

• Participate in review of online safety for children

• How epigenetics will transform our understanding of health and disease

• Ta Ann ... tell the truth. Booth: Vested interests cynically blame Triabunna for job losses

• Labor Inaction Threatens State’s Clean Green Image

• Banks holster Gunns. Delaying the inevitable: Booth

• Ancanthe and Coupe BA388D ...

• Post-modern novel reveals opulence, scandal and tragedy ...

• NEW TV AD PUTS PRESSURE ON ABOTT OVER CONSCIENCE VOTE

• K&D brick factory to close

• Launching Flight

• Musical Monarchy!

• Go Petition callng on Tony Burke for moratorium on coal seam gas

• CRUELTY TO A LONG NECKED TORTOISE

• GREENS CALL FOR CHILDREN’S COMMISSIONER’S INVOLVEMENT

• Superannuation review delivers on Greens negotiations

• BookMark this into your day

• Learning lessons from legalising prostitution in Victoria

• Ex Ambassador Tim Fischer backs Hobart’s Northern Suburbs Railway

• Pledge on Tamar dredging

• Strip search row: Children’s Commissioner must have powers. Heat on O’Byrne

• How adventurers adjust to life back in the ‘burbs

• Protest at Ta Ann head office today

• The start to logging

• Race to save Ecuador’s ‘lungs of the world’ park

• Tess Lawrence versus McKean Park Lawyers and the NAB

• Wood smoke adds billions to health bill, says report

• The Final Countdown

• Wind Power Australia – The Musselroe Wind Farm Travesty In Tasmania

• The fundamental injustice of the Mineral Resources Development Act 1995

• Harp Seals On Thin Ice After 32 Years of Warming

• Killer Drones, Dieback and Democracy

• A Million Horses: Hydro’s powerful heritage

• Skilling the Food Bowl

• Six weeks since I touched the ground. Milne: Answer these questions ...

• Tony Abbott Offline about Cyber-Safety

• Jimmy Barnes and Guy Pearce join calls from marriage equality ... and ... and ... and ...

• Senator Parry to join Coalition Online Safety Working Group

• Governor-General’s praise of Aussie farmers spot on

• TFGA urges farmers to have their say on Fair Work issues

• ‘Democracy does not apply to Aboriginal people’

• INVITATION TO BOOK LAUNCH

• Industry picking up tab for inefficiency – new year but same old Labor

• Our nation’s rural heritage celebrated on Australia Day

• Good morning, Kingborough Chronicle

• On Australia Day ...

• Regional Arts Fund

• SKILLS INSTITUTE TO ADDRESS BUDGET DEFICIT

• The truth about the new live export regulations and the ‘public consultation’

• Island ... looking forward to a new future

• Wood chip exports from Latin America reached a record high in 2011

• ANZ urged to call it a day

• Government Must Act before possible Incursion by Japanese Whalers: Greens

• Why we can’t trust Gillard any more. Greens ‘still in touch’

• Pokies: Billion-dollar loss while Gillard fiddles

• Reduced to a number on a map ...

• Travels around Tasmania with some latte sippers - the sequel