Tasmanian Times
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Peter McGlone: Continued 1080 use to control native animals a short-sighted decision
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today condemned the Tasmanian Liberal Government’s decision to continue the use of 1080 poison for controlling native animals,...
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Jacquie Petrusma: Vital work recognised ahead of Neighbourhood House Week
Neighbourhood and Community Houses are the lifeblood of many Tasmanian communities. Every day hundreds of volunteers work tirelessly, often behind the scenes,...
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Kim Booth: Forestry assets fire-sale while industry receives public money
The Hodgman Liberal government has been caught out breaking its election promise to not sell public assets other than the Aurora customer...
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Kim Booth: 1080 Poison – dragging Tasmania back to the future
The reintroduction of 1080 poison into the Tasmanian landscape will damage the state’s clean, green brand, and reopen division within the community,...
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Jeremy Rockliff: Government supporting farmers and cutting green tape
The Liberal Government is committed to supporting Tasmania’s farmers grow the value of the agricultural sector in Tasmania tenfold to $10 billion...
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Bob Brown Foundation: Notorious Sarawak Timber Company receives Australian taxpayer handout
The Bob Brown Foundation’s Campaign Manager Jenny Weber stated, “Ta Ann is an unethical company out of Sarawak. Every measure of support...
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Richard Colbeck: World Heritage mockery
(Inside the TWWHA extension at Mother Cummings Peak. Greens MP Kim Booth once described this area as having been ruthlessly trashed, yet...
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Jacquie Petrusma: Work Begins on Facility for Vulnerable Youth
The start to construction of Trinity Hill Youth Accommodation and Training Facility is a significant step toward providing a stable home and...
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Jan Davis: ACCC and Coles …
In Australia, the supermarkets have considerable power when it comes to dealing with suppliers, and unfortunately, suppliers and farmers don’t often have...
