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Logging Nightmare for Tasmania’s Outstanding Native Forests Outlined
“A decision by the Tasmanian Government to sell off the public eucalypt plantation estate will concentrate logging pressure on native forests as...
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Huge electricity price increases a thing of the past
Under a Hodgman Liberal Government spiralling electricity prices that were a hallmark of the previous Labor/Green government are a thing of the...
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733StatementsCancer Council and Peppa Pig team up to educate young Australians
Sydney: Thursday April 30th 2015: Peppa Pig, through the brand’s licensor and distributor Entertainment One (eOne), has teamed up with Cancer Council...
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Protecting our environment is an urgent moral imperative and a sacred duty
“Protecting our environment is an urgent moral imperative and a sacred duty for all people of faith and people of conscience”. (UN...
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Harriss Blindly Locks In Losing Native Forest Logging
Resources Minister, Paul Harriss, must undertake a rigorous cost-benefit analysis of the potential revenue and employment opportunities of the state’s hardwood plantation...
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NEPAL EARTHQUAKE SMART MAPS RELEASED
Two interactive smart maps that provide unique insights into Nepal’s earthquake tragedy have been released by global mapping giant Esri. The Earthquake...
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Devonport Regional Art Gallery: Upcoming …
Read more here | www.devonportgallery.com|Devonport Regional Art Gallery
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HEALTH STAFF ARE RALLYING TODAY …
… TO DRAW ATTENTION TO THE IMMINENT CLOSURE OF NORTHERN TASMANIA’S ONLY PUBLIC REHABILITION FACILITY – THE JOHN L GROVE UNIT. FEDERAL...
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Protest at Indonesian Consulate, Sydney …
Yesterday on Tasmanian Times …Anne Noonan, Jo Collins, Australia West Papua Association (Sydney)
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WICKED CAMPERS OUT IN THE COLD SAYS LONELY PLANET
NorMAC (Nordic Model Australia Coalition) welcomes the decision by the world’s largest travel guide company, Lonely Planet, to remove Wicked Campers from...
