Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Felmingham Report: What Forestry says
FORESTRY TASMANIA, Demonstrating the benefits of industry assistance Tasmania’s forest industry has commissioned the most in depth study ever undertaken into the...
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Economy
Brucey hits back for Forestry
DAMIEN BROWN, Mercury TAXPAYERS get little return from the state’s tourism industry subsidies, a study has found. The analysis of five key...
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National
Tributes flow for departing Costello
AUSTRALIAN PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd and Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull have paid tribute to former federal treasurer Peter Costello, who today announced...
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728EnvironmentPulp mill protest targets Swedish Embassy
TIM BIRCH, Wilderness Society Producers of organic and fine foods and wine from the Tamar Valley today presented a range of their...
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Environment
Misleading claims on the Florentine
STILL WILD STILL THREATENED, Monday 15th June 2009 Forestry Tasmania called to account for misleading claims on Florentine Valley Community group Still...
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Politics
Keeping it in the Family?
THE HAG Labor politics is certainly a family business. Very clannish. Think Bacons. Think Polleys. Think Lennons. It certainly appears to be...
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Politics
Poor, poor Guv
HAG ON page 5 of the Merc’s Budget report, in the Quick News column, there is a brief about the Guv …....
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Economy
Budget: The Eslake Analysis
SAUL ESLAKE Assessment of the Tasmanian State Budget delivered by the Treasurer, the Hon. Michael Aird MLC, on Thursday THE Government is...
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Education
Playing politics under darkening skies
PETER BOYER, This article is based on Peter Boyer’s “Climate Challenge” column, published in the Mercury on Tuesday, June 9 and viewable...
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Economy
Södra’s profits at risk
TONY SADDINGTON TAP into a Better Tasmania Södra’s profits at risk should the Swedish company decide to invest in Gunns’ pulp mill...
