Tasmanian Times
Economy
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869Electricity … a perspective
Restructuring electricity companies The discussion about power prices and the restructure of the State’s electricity sector often neglects the crucial role of...
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Forestry Tasmania must face reality. Obendorf: The Last Elephant
Photo: Emma Capp Excerpts of this article were first published on TT HERE. The full article from TAI is republished BELOW by...
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Julia rises as dominant Libs stagnate
Labor has posted its second consecutive Newspoll boost with its primary vote rising two points to 35 per cent, the highest since...
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Tuesday, Dateline SBS: Hydro, Forestry Tasmania and Sarawak
Thousands of people in the wilderness of Malaysian Borneo are set to lose their homes, as a controversial plan to build a...
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Fine; we can all relax. Can we?
Garry Stannus: The Last Hurrah came and went. The Federal Minister came and went. The Signatories are in a huddle. Forestry are...
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Vale Mike Cassidy 1950 – 2012
To Mike’s wife Jill, and children Richard and Heather, go our deepest condolences. Thankyou for giving us this opportunity to farewell Mike...
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The Pulp …
Launch Speech, Last Days of the Mill, Pete Hay & Tony Thorne (Forty Degrees South, 2012) Please indulge me if I start...
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Ta Ann’s Wood Supply Agreements
Forestry Tasmania signed wood supply agreements for unspecified volumes of peeler billets to Ta Ann Tasmania dated 16 January 2006. The contracts...
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Back to the future for the forestry industry
A forest ‘peace deal’ may, or may not, emerge from the backrooms, possibly enabling Parliament to consider the Tasmanian Forests Agreement Bill...
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PM ignores question mark over quota and trawls ahead with Margiris registration
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has condemned the Prime Minister for pushing ahead with the registration of the super trawler...
