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    Anthony 'Ace' Bourke and John Rendall with the story of Christian the lion - Conversations (R)

    Friday 12 February 2016 8:35am
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    Chair of Rural Business Tasmania Geoff Fader explains the program that could help farmers reduce their power bills

    Thursday 11 February 2016 5:15pm
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    The manager of a Tasmanian Oyster Hatchery has travelled to South Australia to see if the ban on oyster exports caused by a virus that is spreading across Tasmania's Oyster farms can be lifted. The virus hasn't affected hatcheries in Tasmania but millions of oysters growing in farms have been killed by the virus that thrives in warm water.

    Thursday 11 February 2016 12:53pm
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    Loren O'Keeffe in conversation with Richard Fidler.

    Thursday 11 February 2016 10:16am
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    A North Queensland egg producer, one of several accused of being involved in trying to set up a cartel, says the federal court ruling vindicates the industry. Jeff Ironside has been chairman of the Australian Egg Corporation for 14 years. He says he's , but he says the ruling did not clarify the role of industry bodies acting in good faith to avert an oversupply.

    Wednesday 10 February 2016 4:57pm
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    James Ashmore from Ashmore Seafoods says they are trying move as much fresh oysters as they can to help growers.

    Wednesday 10 February 2016 3:52pm
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    Gabbie Stroud in conversation with Richard Fidler.

    Wednesday 10 February 2016 10:09am
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    Professor Camille Parmesan from Plymouth University is one of the key note speakers at a conference about the movement of species to cooler areas due to climate change. She warns that people will also have to adapt to changes in the environment. A Finnish expert in how Indigenous communities are adapting to climate change is sharing his knowledge about how locals can stay on their land and make their own decisions about how to adapt.

    Tuesday 9 February 2016 12:45pm
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    Chris Murphy in conversation with Richard Fidler

    Tuesday 9 February 2016 9:43am
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    Jan Redpath a Nuffield Scholar talks about expanding the UK cherry industry

    Monday 8 February 2016 2:58pm
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    Judy Sharp in conversation with Richard Fidler.

    Monday 8 February 2016 8:30am
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    Hobart schoolgirl Hannah Sutton spent most Tuesday afternoons in Year 10 going to the Menzies Research Institute to see if a chemical produced on the skin of tree frogs can treat Alzheimer's disease. The results are encouraging and she will present her work in Melbourne as part of a national CSIRO school science program.

    Friday 5 February 2016 12:55pm
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    Julia Zemiro in conversation with Ellen Fanning.

    Friday 5 February 2016 9:28am
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    The Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane, Phillip Aspinall, has denied that in the early 1980s he sent a teenage boy to sleep with a priest later convicted of several child sex offences. Archbishop Aspinall told the commission he is ambivalent about the reference he wrote for another paedophile priest in the 1990s.

    Thursday 4 February 2016 6:05pm
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    Greg Bowers the GM of Shellfish Cultures says it's a waiting game for those in the oyster industry due to the POMS scare.

    Thursday 4 February 2016 4:37pm
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    Bruce White in conversation with Ellen Fanning (R)

    Thursday 4 February 2016 10:24am
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    The former Governor General and Archbishop of Brisbane Peter Hollingworth has given a personal apology to a child abuse victim at the Royal Commission hearings in Hobart. Dr Hollingworth told the man his handling of his case was misguided, wrong and a serious error of judgement. The victim, known as BYB, told the Commission Dr Hollingworth allowed John Elliott to continue as the Rector of Dalby for several years after he'd told him Elliott had sexually abused him.

    Wednesday 3 February 2016 12:14pm
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    Amanda McClelland in conversation with Ellen Fanning (R)

    Wednesday 3 February 2016 8:21am
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    An Anglican priest has told the Royal Commission that from 1999 he lobbied the then Archbishop of Adelaide Ian George to speak out about the abuse of boys by Bob Brandenburg and others involved with the Church of England Boys Society (CEBS). But it wasn't until 2003 that the Archbishop went public and then he misrepresented the church's handling of the allegations.

    Tuesday 2 February 2016 6:25pm
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    Former Prime Minister John Howard in conversation with Richard Fidler.

    Tuesday 2 February 2016 11:23am
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    At the child sexual abuse Royal Commission hearings in Hobart, the former Anglican Bishop of Tasmania, Philip Newell, has denied he told two teenage victims of clerical abuse not to report the matter to the police in the 1980s. But Bishop Newell was forced to acknowledge evidence that he failed to remove the paedophile priest from duties involving boys after they had made their complaints.

    Monday 1 February 2016 6:25pm
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    Bega Cheese CEO, Aiden Coleman, said the dairy processor will find originally destined for Coles supermarkets.

    Monday 1 February 2016 2:12pm
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    Sunday 31 January 2016 7:06am
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    East coast Tasmanian farmer Bruce Dunbabin says the heavy rain will greatly assist farming operations

    Friday 29 January 2016 2:52pm
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    At the child sexual abuse Royal Commission in Hobart, a convicted paedophile and former priest has agreed he would prefer his evidence protected the reputation of the Anglican Church and the Archbishop of Brisbane Phillip Aspinall. After earlier giving evidence that a young Phillip Aspinall persuaded a teenaged boy to sleep in his bed, where he then raped him, Garth Hawkins - now known as Robin Goodfellow - changed his testimony and said he couldn't remember how BYF got into his bed. But cross-examined by BYF's lawyer, he then changed his evidence again, saying Aspinall did cajole BYF to sleep in Hawkins bed.

    Friday 29 January 2016 12:22pm
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