Tasmanian Times
Economy
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903Three Capes’ Shaky Business Case
The Tasmanian Greens today said that Tourism Budget Estimates revealed the shaky business case underpinning the controversial $12m Three Capes Track development....
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Code Green Condemns Poisoning of the Tarkine Wilderness
Code Green today highlight serious environmental harm caused by Venture Minerals’ exploration in the Tarkine wilderness for their proposed open cut mine....
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Tasmanians’ right to protest still at risk
The Tasmanian Greens today called for the Police Minister to rule out curtailing the right to protest in Tasmania by charging peaceful...
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Tobacco money poisons politics
In the lead up to World No Tobacco Day tomorrow (today, Thurs), The Tasmanian Greens have unveiled a new advertisement aimed at...
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Marriage equality: a modest but significant step
The passage through the House of Representatives (today, Thursday May 31) of my Motion regarding marriage equality was a modest but significant...
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The cost of Forestry
Forests Minister Bryan Green and FT boss Bob Gordon A URS report into Forestry Tasmania is projecting cash losses. Forestry has sold...
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Government Ignores Science, Community and Environment on Fish Farms. Wilkie …
Tasmanian environment and community groups are disappointed by today’s announcement from Minister Green to approve the biggest expansion of fish farms in...
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Alan Kohler: a Greek tragedy Tasmania can relate to
“Prime Minister, Lara Giddings is on line two. She’s babbling something about wanting to leave the Aussiezone.” “Hi Lara, it’s Julia. What’s...
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Creative Tasmania: Tasmanian-developed audio flying high with Kiwi tourism
Ed: This item is posted under the new Category, Creative Tasmania. If you know of innovative ideas happening now, about to happen,...
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McCain Foods is cutting off its nose
In ending collective bargaining on its potato supplies, McCain Foods is cutting off its nose to spite its face, Tasmanian farmers claimed...
