Tasmanian Times
Economy
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983It could happen to a heartbeat to Australian animals
There is no reason why one of the live export trade’s worst catastrophes could not happen in a heartbeat to Australian animals...
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Declare state waters a Whale Sanctuary
Bob Barker in the thick of the action GREENS WELCOME SEA SHEPHERD HEROES Call For Tasmanian Whale Sanctuary Cassy O’Connor MP Greens...
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Fox positive scats confirmed from Burnie and Railton
Fox positive scats confirmed from Burnie and Railton Tasmanian Fox Eradication Program Evidence Update 13 March 2012 Results received on Friday 9...
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Libs blow the dog-whistle over Pontville
The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed) initiated a debate in the House of Assembly calling for the Federal Immigration Minister to commit to...
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Hemp ban stifling fledgling industry. Wed: Federal push for reform
The Tasmanian Greens today (Tues) renewed calls to remove legal hurdles to the development of a viable and profitable hemp industry in...
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Invisible pollutants foul world’s cleanest air
CSIRO scientists say invisible toxic pollutants are fouling the atmosphere, even in the world’s cleanest air at a monitoring station in far...
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Paul Harriss MLC should resign. Questions which must be answered
Editor: Questions which must be answered: 1. Why has mainstream media – ABC, Mercury, Examiner, Advocate – not pursued the story of...
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Make the Three Capes Track Development a Project of State Significance
Fortescue Bay is a favourite beachside spot for picnickers, bushwalkers, campers and recreational fishers. Background on the Tasmanian Conservation Trust and Tasmanian...
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Cattle removed from doomed ship. Animals dying in Gladstone Harbour
One of the worst live export tragedies is finally over leaving 2,750 cattle dead out of 5,600 on board a Brazilian ship...
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TOTE execs to face grilling
Michael Kent THE former chiefs of TOTE Tasmania face a grilling over TOTE’s $5 million investment in collapsed online betting business Sports...
