Tasmanian Times
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1.4KStatementsTed Mead: Forestry Tas Disingenuous About FSC
Considering that Forestry Tas cannot rely on the Liberal Party being in governance in the future, then the question beckons why is...
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The Global Forest Industry This Quarter
Excerpts from the 3Q 2014 issue of the Wood Resource Quarterly. To subscribe to the full 52-page market report, please visit www.woodprices.com...
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Sea Shepherd ship departs on new Southern Ocean patrol mission, Operation Icefish
This morning, the Sea Shepherd ship, the Bob Barker, is departing Hobart for the commencement of the organisation’s 11th Southern Ocean Defence...
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Coasts for Comment: Celebrating Coasts and Stimulating Discussion
What and Who: An event to celebrate the efforts of coastal and marine conservation efforts and to raise awareness of critical issues...
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Will Hodgman’s promises on education don’t add up to a bright future for our kids
Will Hodgman and Jeremy Rockcliff have been very keen to tell us that their government is giving every school an increase of...
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Hello Junction Lovers …
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Wilmot extends a window into the past
The expansion of the Wilmot Museum will increase its capacity to share stories of the town’s past with visitors from near and...
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STATE: Pushing a destructive dig it up – chop it down economic vision for Tasmania
*Pic: The dig-it-up-chop-it-down mentality in full swing … Shree Minerals’ abandoned Nelson Bay river mine site, taken Aug 2014. Tom Ellison’s story...
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NATION: Trauma of seeing asylum seekers die at sea. TPVs back …
Royal Australian Navy (RAN) personnel who have served on border protection operations have been exposed to significant trauma and are not being...
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The last of Leo …
Leo Schofield has left Tasmania for good, returning to his home and family in Sydney, after the collapse of his innovative Hobart...
