Tasmanian Times
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Uruguay in denial
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Uruguay denied Argentina’s claims at the United Nations’ highest court that a pulp mill on a river separating...
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860EnvironmentSome questions for Mr Aird
Jarvis is sitting at home, with the lights turned off (the last Aurora bill convinced him that a more austere approach to...
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All creatures great and small
Is Tasmania on its final curtain call?? Are the alarm bells ringing on deaf ears??? Or is it just an inconvenient time...
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Scientists call for 40 per cent emission cuts
Forty of the world’s leading scientists have signed an open letter calling on political leaders to take tougher action on climate change....
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I thought Australia was indeed the lucky country.
The world seems like it’s trajectory is simply perfect if you listen to the myriad of money men spruiking benefits left right...
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TAS SOCIAL INCLUSION STRATEGY FIRST IN AUS TO ACKNOWLEDGE GLBTI EXCLUSION
“We are pleased the Strategy is the first in Australia to acknowledge the exclusion GLBTI people face, but frustrated there’s no pointers...
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Environment
NATIONAL PARK FEE RISE AND JOB CUTS CONFIRMED
Greens’ Release Consultative Committee Report The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Bartlett Government of dissembling over the issue of job cuts and...
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Politics
Tasmania’s Wildlife and Parks at crisis point
Tasmanian National Parks are under-funded and undervalued leading to a crisis in their protection and management, says Greens Deputy Leader, Christine Milne....
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Politics
$500, 000 WEST COAST INFRASTRUCTURE AND SKILLS PACKAGE – STAGE 1
Strahan Foreshore Walks & Local Cemeteries Commitment The Tasmanian Greens announced a $500, 000 funding commitment for foreshore walks around Strahan, and...
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Gunns Ltd bids for the assets of Timbercorp
LAUNCESTON timber company Gunns has confirmed that it wants to buy land, trees and a forestry operations business off failed managed investment...
