Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage, 18(3), 312– THE HISTORY OF EARLY LOW FREQUENCY RADIO ASTRONOMY IN AUSTRALIA. 5: REBER AND THE KEMPTON FIELD STATION IN TASMANIA Martin George, Wayne Orchiston

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1 PEW RESEARCH CENTER PEW RESEARCH CENTER APRIL 2016 POLITICS AND FOREIGN POLICY SURVEY FINAL TOPLINE APRIL 12-19, 2016

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• Rolling stock
• Entertainment
• Attorney-General of Victoria
• Propulsion
• Attorney-General of Tasmania

Final Report - Review of Regional bodies in Northern Tasmania 17 Feb 2016

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Tasmania Police Manual – 1.15 Gifts or Presentations For the purposes of this section, money, gift, benefit, gratuity or reward has the same definition as that contained in ‘Definition: Gifts’ and Appendix A of the

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• Giving
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• Gift tax in the United States
• De minimis fringe benefit

MEDIA RELEASE REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE OF TASMANIA March Quarter 2016 Business as Usual – Solid March Quarter The Tasmanian real estate market continued to perform solidly over the March quarter. Hobart had

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Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage, 18(1), 1 4 – THE HISTORY OF EARLY LOW FREQUENCY RADIO ASTRONOMY IN AUSTRALIA. 2: TASMANIA Martin George, Wayne Orchiston National Astronomical Research Institut

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PEER usage study findings PEER End of Project Results Conference, Brussels, 29 May 2012 Ian Rowlands, David Clark and David Nicholas CIBER Research Limited

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• Attorney-General of Victoria
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SAFE HOMES, SAFE FAMILIES Tasmania’s Family Violence Action Plan 2015–2020

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• Violence against women
• Crime
• Gender studies
• Abuse
• Rape
• Violence
• Domestic violence
• Sexual violence
• Violence against women in New Zealand
• EGM: prevention of violence against women and girls

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This checklist will help you to get your vehicle registered in Tasmania. 1. Go to an Approved Inspection Station (AIS) for an inspection (A fee will apply).The inspection is valid for 30 days from date of inspection.Note

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