Tasmanian Times
Economy
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911Pulling Out! – Hydro Tasmania Is To Quit, says Sarawak Report
Bakun Dam Roy Adair Sarawak Report has learnt that campaigners can claim victory after statements yesterday by Hydro Tasmania boss, Roy Adair,...
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Hobart wharf infrastructure not up to tourism scratch
HOBART WHARF INFRASTRUCTURE NOT UP TO TOURISM SCRATCH Fears Ferry Service Expansion Being Stifled The Tasmanian Greens today raised during Tasports Government...
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Legco and the TFA Legislation
Forestry chief Bob Gordon and Forestry minister Bryan Green Context: On a read of the collective life experiences and background of the...
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Premier must restore job security for public sector workers
http://www.hacsutas.asn.au/ In February 2011 the Premier said she could not rule out forced redundancies as part of her plan to cut government...
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Give sustainability a chance: Tasmanian Forests Agreement in perspective
Picture: Matt Newton, here The signatories to the Tasmanian Forests Agreement (TFA) have spent more than two years trying to square the...
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Roundtable for Two Please
Pic: Emma Capp “Table for two?Just two?” “Yes, of course. It will be a permanent booking.” “Same as usual then? Put it...
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Back to Square 1?
A chopper, spraying plantations, is just visible through the mist at Lake Cethana The recent signing of an agreement on forestry in...
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Temps set to soar as emissions grow: report. In Denial
The increasing level of greenhouse gases has the planet on track for a 4 to 6 degree Celsius temperature rise by the...
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Stories of false promises, of political intimidation, of imminent forced re-location
• The delegates from Sarawak will be making a public presentation regarding Sarawak Energy Berhad’s dam building ventures in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo....
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A win-win result for all Tasmanians
The Tasmanian beekeepers’ lobby group Saveyourleatherwood Honey Association – on behalf of the Southern Beekeepers and members in the north of the...
