Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Saving Our Sister
The Final Hearing, due to start June 6 for Save our Sisters v Forestry Tasmania has been postponed until October. Experts for...
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Society
Stupid, futile
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Environment
Gunns Ltd v Kingborough Council (2)
Gunns v. Kingborough Council, Day 3. Wednesday 1 June 2005 In late 2004, Gunns Ltd lodged a Development Application with Kingborough Council...
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Environment
Recherche …
DO I believe my ears. No emergency listing for Recherche Bay but a rush to save high country grazing in Victoria. Am...
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Article
Kirk … and Corby
TASMANIAN man Kirk Pinner has today (June 1) formally written to Ministers Ellison, Downer and Ruddock seeking legal assistance for his appeal...
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Arts
Chinese puzzle
Although the Tasmanian Government will add $4 million to the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery’s annual budget over the next four years,...
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Forestry
Gunns Ltd v Kingborough Council
The hearing in the Resource Management and Planning Appeal Tribunal on Gunns Ltd v. Kingborough Council began today, 30 May 2005. Considering...
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Forestry
Logs, damn logs and …
I, and many like me resent being treated as simpletons and being blasted by the propaganda machine of the government. We can...
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Politics
Mr Lennon, Mr Scott and the Public Sphere
Read more here: In Their Own Words The Mercury report: Lennon gets advice over Bacon pickle Interpretation: We’re at Response Number 1:
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Religion
Celebrating the secular
ON November 4, 2004 I read a report in The Sydney Morning Herald that I found genuinely shocking, a statement by Cardinal...
