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Politics
The Goose who laid Federal’s golden egg
The article: THE late Greg Farrell senior could not have known then, but when he and his then business partner, the late...
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Economy
The roosting chickens (2)
THOSE PROPHETIC WORDS … The Sunday Tasmanian, 7th February, 1988 Woodchip industry ‘gone in 20 years’ By Brandt Teale TASMANIA has been...
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Economy
The roosting chickens (1)
Today Nick McKim MHA Sunday, 21 May 2006 LABOR’S HIGH RISK BASSLINK GAMBLE FAILS $300m to Hydro Means Health Crisis to Continue...
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Arts
Borne again
SCENE: Barwon Club Hotel, Geelong: you should have heard ’em just around midnight. Bloke emerges from dunny: “Wocka!!!!” “Cam!!!!!” Handshake, no that’s...
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Article
Not just the mine
A WEST TARMAR councillor has cast doubt on whether the Beaconsfield mine is entirely responsible for seismic activity in the town. Joy...
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1.0KEnvironmentThe burning question
Dilston looking West, May 16 Rocherlea to Riverside, May 16 Alanvale Flats looking West, May 16 The day after, Batman Highway towards...
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Article
Baby Boomers sitting pretty
While the Baby Boomers lap up the good times, young Tasmanians are increasingly having to ‘go it alone’ in life as seen...
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Environment
Why I oppose the pulp mill
I write to you because of my growing concerns for the proposed pulp mill project in Northern Tasmania. Aside from the project,...
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Article
The Howard-Lennon deal
ON the first anniversary of the Howard/Lennon “Community Forest Agreement” (CFA), newspaper headlines revealed that Gunns Ltd has slashed logging contract business...
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Article
CSIRO: does money rule?
IN an article in the July 2005 Australasian Scientist, Professor Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe described how Parliament established the CSIRO in 1949 as a...
