Tasmanian Times
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857CartoonsTell Quaker, Kellogg’s and others: “Stop misleading us” … and a risks wrap …
Tell the FTC: GMOs are not “Natural” or “Green” Sign the petition today. Join us in telling the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)...
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886Cartoons
Atlantis discovered …
http://www.saveourmarinelife.org.au/ Less than 1% of Australia’s South West marine environment is protected, despite being home to a far greater level of unique...
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796Economy
Greens warn. Gunns threatens. Premier Promises
FOREST PRINCIPLES PROCESS MUST NOT BE PRE-EMPTED Implement Agreed Moratorium Call Nick McKim MP Greens Leader The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated that...
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881Sport
The Light at the end of the tunnel
Continuous-cycle Tasmanian Times took a day off yesterday for the annual health check … the Bruny Ultra Marathon (a seriously horrendous 64km...
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743Economy
Can the World Survive China? (Part 2)
The larger idea is to build a more sustainable economy, or what Chinese leaders have called a balanced and harmonious society. In...
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824Economy
The Elephant in the Living Room and the Ghostly Presence
Nick Mooney took the time to extensively document his views and insights ( HERE ) and I welcome his contribution and critique...
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985Statements
Styx Valley public event this Sunday
A DAY IN THE STYX CELEBRATES HCV FORESTS AND A STYX NATIONAL PARK The Wilderness Society will host a public event in...
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896Economy
TasRail teeters ‘on the brink’ … confirming TT’s Jarvis Cocker …
Tasmania’s state-owned rail company is said to be “teetering on the brink of collapse”. It has been a year since TasRail was...
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757Article
Tasmania’s landscape. Planning, heritage and forestry.
This post has been put up to invite comment. Steve Biddulph’s 26/11/10 post (on another thread) and other threads related to planning...
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Radical new policy on prevention of lead poisoning
A new policy on lead poisoning has been developed by The LEAD Group, aimed at the National Health and Medical Research Council...
