Tasmanian Times
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Richard Colbeck: Greens should respect mandate of the people
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture, Senator Richard Colbeck, has condemned Greens Senator Christine Milne over her misleading comments on forestry...
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Jan Davis: There’s a good chance we’ll regret this complacency in the future.
When you hear the term free trade agreement, you could be forgiven for assuming that what is being discussed is an agreement...
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988Coroner & Legal400,000 hectares of Tasmanian forests to be logged, not reserved
Quarantining Forestry Tasmania from managing the logging in the short term is a tricky attempt to secure FSC certification regardless The forest...
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Andrew Wilkie: The Blowtorch from Canberra
Confirmation today of staff cuts at the Australian Antarctic Division is dreadful news. Although the promise is of voluntary redundancies, workers would...
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Shree Minerals admits acid-producing waste to be twenty times higher than approvals for Tarkine mine
A Shree Minerals document obtained from the EPA by Save the Tarkine under a Right to Information request has disclosed that Shree...
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FIAT surprised by Government haste
Tasmania’s peak forest industry body has expressed surprise at today’s announcement by the Tasmanian Government and most particularly the haste with which...
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New Greens Portfolio Responsibilities
Greens Leader Kim Booth MP today announced the new Greens shadow portfolio line-up which sees the three MPs share 29 portfolios between...
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Kim Booth: Hodgman guarantees uncertainty for timber markets
The Tasmanian Greens called on Premier Will Hodgman to admit that he was wrong in Opposition rather than continue to generate ongoing...
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Last Sea Shepherd ship arrives in Melbourne after Antarctic anti-whaling campaign
8th April, 2014 – Melbourne Australia: The Sea Shepherd ship, Bob Barker, arrives in Williamstown tomorrow after spending two weeks in Wellington,...
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TFGA says Japanese FTA not all beer and skittles
Tasmanian farmers say there are mixed fortunes for Tasmanian commodities with the Japanese free trade agreement (FTA) because many will still face...
