Tasmanian Times
Economy
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732S. Australia stands firm on GM canola ban
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CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION OF TASMANIAN WATERWAYS CONTINUES
CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION OF TASMANIAN WATERWAYS CONTINUES Contamination Detected at 10% of Sites Tested Friday, 12 February 2010 www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today...
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Don’t You Dare Look Back, Warns Bartlett
One of the first things that any driving instructor teaches new drivers is how important it is to constantly check your rear...
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Expert fears chip ‘fire sale’
There is concern a woodchip deal announced by the Tasmanian Government this week may jeopardise future price negotiations with overseas buyers. The...
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Time for leaders to address new Tasmanian reality: Our Common Ground
Time for leaders to address new Tasmanian reality: Our Common Ground The coalition for Our Common Ground has urged all three parties...
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GUNNS PIPELINE WHERE IS MINISTER STURGES?
MEDIA RELEASE – 12 Feb 2010 GUNNS PIPELINE WHERE IS MINISTER STURGES? TAP Into A Better Tasmania, (TAP) call on Minister for...
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Julius Caesar and the need to save the Upper Florentine
Thank you for the opportunity to help launch this wonderful book. Anyone who visits the Upper Florentine is immediately struck by the...
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Gunns: Up the Tamar without a paddle
I suggest that Gunns are up the Tamar without a paddle and I paint this possible scenario. The ANZ will not lend...
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Forestry MIS teat milks 77 per cent; Farmers 7 per cent
HARDWOOD forestry managed investment schemes received tax-based subsidies of between $900 million and $1.2 billion in the five years to 2008, according...
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Govt pours $25m into offices
THE Bartlett Government has approved an extra $25 million of funding to decorate plush new offices for its Cabinet ministers. And senior...
