Tasmanian Times
Economy
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Forestry rethinks wood power
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FEED-IN TARIFFS GOOD FIRST STEP
Labor Dons Typical Pre-election Green Spots www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the Bartlett government’s move towards introducing feed-in tariffs for electricity...
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717Labor’s road to nowhere
Until recently the Tarkine didn’t even exist. In a Tasmanian terra nullius, governments refused to use a word to remember the local...
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This Week in Weather
It seems that the global zeitgeist has ferociously outpaced the Rudd government in much the same way that basic reality has outflanked...
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Intelligent decentralisation and modern society
‘It’s almost inconceivable that the major features of what we call “capitalism” will exist for the rest of human history (unless, of...
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New thought urged on Tarkine tourism
OFF the top of his head, Graeme Wood reels off potential business ideas that could work in the Tarkine. Drop off and...
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Labour worries plague Gunns pulp mill
Timber giant Gunns still has not secured finance to build its $2.5 billion pulp mill planned for Tasmania’s Tamar Valley. Now it...
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Silica exploration planned for NW
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The world that made us and the world we made
IN JUNE this year an Australian by the name of Paul Gilding made an interesting statement about the cause of the global...
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Devil of a problem for the Tarkine road
