Tasmanian Times
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Health
The Health burnout
LINDSAY TUFFIN So, Health Minister Lara Giddings is burnt out: HEALTH Minister Lara Giddings must resign now because she lacks commitment to...
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Forestry
Plantations, tax breaks and rortery …
MIKE BOLAN Welcome to Big Picture #54 in which we have a major feature on plantations (with lots of handy links for...
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Economy
The Bartlett Vision (2)
TIM MARTAIN, Sunday Tasmanian: Bartlett’s top of class PREMIER David Bartlett wants Tasmanian children to lead the nation in literacy and numeracy...
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Economy
The Bartlett Vision (1)
CHRIS PIPPOS, Food bowl plans may end in disaster … SENIOR bureaucrats have shared serious concerns about Premier David Bartlett’s $400million food...
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Article
Ostrich
LIZ McQUILKIN Call me a coward, I’d rather not watch visuals of violence, dispatches of sadness. I turn my back on killings...
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Economy
Pricing our heritage
BARNABY DRAKE Nowhere have I been able to find the real value of trees and forests in terms of what they are...
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Economy
The Slow Food Revolt
HORACIO VELASCO The frenetic pace at which we’re forced to live disrupts our natural habits. From: AdbustersThe Slow Food Revolt The “slow...
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Coroner & Legal
If the mill is built …
PHILL PARSONS Legal precedents about activities subsequent to approval will only be set by the Pulp Mill Assessment [Approval] Act if the...
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Environment
The whole sorry saga, from the beginning …
ROCKY Rob, Honni and others who appear to be supporting the proposed pulp mill. You may well understand the actions and attitudes...
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Coroner & Legal
Forestry on the throne
JOHN HAYWARD I’ve recently been in a legal battle which likewise involved the logging industry and the Judicial Review Act, though not...
