Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.2KTasmanian olive oils strike gold
At the Australian olive oil industry’s night of nights on 27 October in Canberra, the awards were announced for the nation’s –...
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Tuna industry left to flounder by Federal Government
The Federal Government has hung Australia’s tuna fishermen, their families and communities out to dry with a decision to support a drastic...
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TASMANIAN COMMUNITY JOINS BIGGEST EVER DAY OF GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION
Today, Saturday 24th October, 10 climate action events happened across the state, as Tasmanians joined with people around the globe to celebrate...
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Bleak days at Cape Grim as beef bashed
Cape Grim Beef, the high-grade product of local company Greenham, is GM-free, hormone-free, antibiotic-free and fed entirely on non-irrigated pasture. The jet...
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phill Parsons reports from the end of the Stupidocene 23OCT09
An occasional report covering the science that either the dolts in charge cannot understand or their all to powerful ‘friends’ refuse to...
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Climate change news
India and China struck an agreement on Wednesday to co-ordinate efforts to combat climate change that has at its core demands that...
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The Rich Have Stolen The Economy
While the US speeds plans for the ultimate bunker buster bomb and President Obama prepares to send another 45,000 troops into Afghanistan,...
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Ralphs Bay rejection threatens Tasmania’s reputation
Another techno glitch prevented comments being allowed. Go mad now! Tasmania’s peak business group is warning the state’s reputation could suffer after...
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Cap in hand to Canberra, for silica, pulp?
PREMIER David Bartlett used the National Press Club in Canberra yesterday as the forum to announce stage two of the National Broadband...
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Selling power too cheaply
SELLING power too cheaply to industrial users is costing the Government up to $220 million in revenue every year. That is the...
