Tasmanian Times
Economy
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826A solution to the forestry wars: Am I wrong about this?
Thanks to all the contributors to this string; some excellent information, commentary, and debate. I am a bit disappointed not to have...
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The gods do not favour our Tasmania
I have recently returned from Ballaarat, (the correct Aboriginal spelling), visiting the wonderful exhibition ‘Capturing Flora, 300 years of Australian Botanical Art,’a...
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Keating urges Australia to focus on Indonesia
Former prime minister Paul Keating says Australia needs to dramatically improve its relationship with Indonesia and stop being subservient to the United...
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Update for Linda McRae Dreaming
Linda in a canoe with a fisherman and his catch, Porara Swamp Porara Swamp and limestone cliff Rawa Kehidupan movie cover In...
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‘The forestry worker, the most genetically pure being …’
The protest earlier this week which triggered the editorial The recent intrusion into the Ta Ann facility is a harsh reminder of...
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Union power broker puts Tony Burke on the spot …
The Australian Greens note that today, at the AWU rally in Burnie, Labor power broker Paul Howes sent a clear message to...
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The Tarkine is a precious place. Burnie rally draws 3000
Tarkine Picture: Nicole Anderson Peter Whish-Wilson picutre by Chris Crerar Although not found on maps, mention of the name evokes images of...
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Copping Open Day replaced by tours
Southern Waste Solutions (SWS) has cancelled its Open Day at its Copping facility due to security concerns, but all persons genuinely interested...
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RSPCA: Dismiss the board
Animal advocates have welcomed the news that a Public Accounts Committee is to investigate the financial position of RSPCA Tasmania, but believe...
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Marine reserves – Australians pay the price
The new Commonwealth marine reserves are bad news for the professional fishing industry, regional communities, and industries that service fisheries around Australia....
