Tasmanian Times
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1.1KEnvironmentRebecca’s paddle against the mill
Tracey Mair While paddling, the two shared their mutual concerns about Gunns pulp mill, proposed to be constructed just down-river from at...
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Education
Natone School Reunion
Leanne Aitken … this book dates back to 1875, when Stowport was first settled by the Rutherford family … IN February 1957,...
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Environment
The governments’ contempt
Pete Hay A speech given at the launch of Environment Tasmania, Launceston, 2 December, 2006 And then there’s the electorate, the great...
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Politics
Not so happy feet
Rodney Croome In short then, Penguin lies on the fault line in Tasmanian identity. Whenever the tectonic plates we call the old...
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Politics
Confusion follows clarity
Margot Giblin Mr Armstrong, with restrained frustration, pointed out that he hadn’t asked Zucco to leave and go home, nor had he...
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Environment
Once more for the record
David Obendorf The likelihood of entry of foxes into Tasmania is not disputed … but it is not for the simplistic and...
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Article
Tales of magnanimity and irony
Bob Hawkins What irony: these two men, Cheney and Howard, issued this “breakthrough” news on Hicks merely as a sidelight to a...
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National
Coalition of the Villains
Josephine Zananiri Or the lies of the villains, starting with the supposed weapons of mass destruction have enmeshed him into the deathly...
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Environment
Saving leatherwood
Bob Davey Save Your Leatherwood Honey February 2007 newsletter The last six months have seen a lot of activity by your executive....
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919Environment
Hobart to Thursday Island
Andrew Hughes Hobart to Thursday Island by Kayak The last excuse expired on the 19th September as the kayak eased onto Thursday...
