Tasmanian Times
Economy
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826Building a strong, prosperous Tasmania
THE COALITION’S DISCUSSION PAPER: BUILDING A STRONG, PROSPEROUS TASMANIA The Coalition today released its Discussion Paper: Building a Strong, Prosperous Tasmania. The...
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Brown v Adair, Crean in Sarawak …
BOB BROWN OPPOSES MALAYSIAN DAMS Bob Brown is in Kuching, the capital of the Malaysian state of Sarawak, to talk about Hydro...
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Forest deal ‘greenmails’ the green groups
The deal designed to end years of protest in the forests of Tasmania hamstrings green groups, barring them from future protest. It...
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A myth driven by the woodchip industry
SAWMILLING TRIAL SUCCESS Log Grading Rules Must Be Changed The Tasmanian Greens today said preliminary results from a sawmilling trial using export...
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Welfare agencies report increasing demand
Tasmania’s welfare agencies are struggling to meet increasing demand and want State Government help. A national report released by the Salvation Army...
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Pokies: Woeful arguments of Bacon and Rockliff
DISAPPOINTING OUTCOME ON $1 BET LIMIT IN STATE PARLIAMENT The anti-pokies lobby group, Put People Before Pokies, Tasmania! was today disappointed in...
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FSC meets TAP: A Citizen’s Report
It was just bad luck that TAP’s meeting with FSC Australia chief executive Natalie Reynolds happened on the coldest day of the...
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Secrecy over Rosebery dust data needs to end
SECRECY OVER ROSEBERY DUST DATA NEEDS TO END On the 18th February, 2010 the Toxic Heavy Metals Taskforce Tasmania issued a Media...
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World Heritage body advises against Labor nomination
Story, downloads here • Examiner: World Heritage setback • Colbeck: World heritage extension boundaries are still being drafted
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Federal Court extends injunction on Tarkine mine. Awards costs to applicant
Justice Marshall has this morning granted an extension of the injunction against works at the Shree Minerals’ Nelson Bay River proposed mine...
