Tasmanian Times
Economy
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85910 Steps for a Safe Climate
Preface The world is facing a climate emergency. Uncontrolled burning of fossil fuels, together with excessive land clearing and deforestation,...
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TAP’s next edition
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Action on Climate Change firmly put on the state election agenda
Climate Action Hobart launches benchmarks for Tasmanian Climate policy Hobart Local community group Climate Action Hobart launched an exciting new initiative today...
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Restraint, not pork barrelling
FUTURE generations will still be paying for the Bartlett Government’s election promises, according to a Tasmanian analyst. Tom Ellison, general manager of...
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SOS Erin Brockovich
We chose to move from overseas to Tasmania over a decade ago in order that our children might grow up in a...
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New party wants probe into mill assessment process
Please be advised that we, the Ethics & Sustainability Party (www.esparty.org), early last week applied to Tasmanian Electoral Commission for state registration...
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The Japanese have little respect for us
24; Ah-ha, that explains all Russell. You forget fast if you’re not doing it all the time. Interesting reply you received. [Extract...
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Pokies: Listen to the silence
Listen for the silence of Petrusma and the Liberals as they stay away from this issue. It is plain that their care...
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Anti-mill paper hot off the Press
Australia Post begins distributing the TAP Into A Better Tasmania Special Pulp Mill Advisory Newspaper this week. Download pdf: ABT_Pre-final_WQ_v3.pdf We have...
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Will Gunns burn native forest timber in its pulp mill power station?
The Wilderness Society today questioned the wood supply for the power generator attached to Gunns’ proposed pulp mill and reinforced the fact...
