Tasmanian Times
Economy
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655Too little, too late on coal seam gas
The Federal Government’s decision to consider impacts on water resources when assessing coal seam gas and coal mines is long overdue. “The...
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Gillard feels heat from WA loss
Labor’s thumping loss in the State election has sparked calls for Julia Gillard to fall on her sword, with party insiders saying...
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Backstory: Greens secure sawmiller access to special species logs
Recently, I visited the Burnie wharf with sawmillers and timber merchants (pic above). They were shocked at the sight of logs that...
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1080 fox baits in the Burnie water supply reserve
Driving through the residential area of East Ridgley on Thursday March 7, I couldn’t believe my eyes. 1080 Fox Bait signs were...
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Show me the money!
Tan Ann Tasmania, through the agency of its CEO, is trying to orchestrate a similar publicly-funded compensation buy-back as Gunns Ltd managed...
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Tourism Australia: Congratulations on a job done well …
Tourism Australia: Congratulations on a job done well Tourism Tasmania: Trading-off or signing-off Tourism Australia is to be warmly congratulated on this...
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Large rise in CO2 emissions sounds climate change alarm
The chances of the world holding temperature rises to 2C – the level of global warming considered “safe” by scientists – appear...
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Twiggy at play …
Wills Domain, a vineyard in the heart of the southern wine growing region, just north of Margaret River, coal free country. On...
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The Cardinal Sin of Transparency
Bryan Green and presumably Lara Giddings knew the “overwhelming” financial plight of Gunns In a recent article John Lawrence criticised those who...
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The Liberal Landslide
Colin Barnett’s Liberal-National alliance is celebrating a landslide victory in the Western Australian election, as the Labor Party begins recriminations over its...
