Tasmanian Times
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807EconomyWhere has the evidence gone?
No new confirmed evidence of fox activity has been found in Tasmania since 24 March 2010. Does the recent absence of evidence...
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981Environment
Louisiana paper mill spill causes massive fish kill
(Reuters) – A rotten stench hung over a 60-mile stretch of Louisiana’s Pearl River as boats trawled through thick layers of hundreds...
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861Economy
Africa’s Black Revolution
We recently paid a visit to David Guerena (PhD Candidate in soil science at Cornell University under Prof Johannes Lehmann) at his...
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817Environment
States get a bigger say on the environment
The Gillard government has rolled out a business-friendly overhaul of national environment laws, boosting the states’ role in approving or rejecting controversial...
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871Forestry
The forest companies of the future
Over the past 150 years, industrialisation has taken its toll. All too often, forests have been sacrificed in the face of expanding...
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813Economy
Geoff’s Best Reads
Every fortnight on Tasmanian Times, widely-read Geoff Dickinson chooses Six of the past fortnight’s Best Reads. Talk about problems? Boys say why...
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1.0KEconomy
Wealth creation: Surface appearance and reality
“…therefore as labour is a creator of use-value, is useful labour, it is a necessary condition, independent of all forms of society,...
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807Economy
Live and let die, our animals’ painful plight
LAST Thursday was an extremely sad day for Australian farm animals. Despite repeated pleas by the RSPCA, Animals Australia and thousands of...
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885Media
A Director for NewsStand
Expression of Interest NewsStand, an exciting new organisation launched last month is looking to hire a director to take the organisation forward....
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755Economy
A win for Sumatran tigers!
We have some great news! IGA has met yours and our demands to end its role in rainforest destruction. The supermarket chain...
