Tasmanian Times
Economy
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767China’s new forests aren’t as green as they seem
In the United Nations’ 2011 International Year of Forests, China is heralded as a superstar. Almost single-handedly, the country has halted long-term...
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Dear Ms Pickin and Mr Schaap
Dear Ms Pickin and Mr Schaap, I am aware that NEPM standards are applicable to a healthy population in Australia and thank...
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Wilkie stunned by Caucus decision on live exports
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has expressed his bitter disappointment at the Labor Party’s unwillingness to mandate the stunning of...
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McKim’s stable government
Nick McKim has now pretty thoroughly demonstrated, as he continually reminds us all ad nauseum, that the Green part, or section or...
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Be afraid, very afraid, of Gillard Government’s GST Distribution Review
Sir Humphrey Appleby, the head of the civil service in the Yes, Prime Minister TV series which is returning as a stage...
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GEHL Report ‘ridiculous’
The GEHL Report recommendations (All about the report HERE) are impractical, irrelevant and ridiculous. The recommendations for Salamanca Place alone would cripple...
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Health Workers Rally Against Mental Health Cuts. Mental Health Services support
Members of the Health and Community Services Union (HACSU) and members of other public sector unions today rallied against State Government cuts...
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Murdoch v Murdoch in climate change ad stoush
Flick through today’s The Australian and the reader is faced with this amusing scenario: Murdoch money is being used to buy full...
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TCCI misrepresenting Greens policy on public debt
The Tasmanian Greens today said that unlike both the Labor and Liberal parties, the party was not scared of using temporary government...
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Greens appeal again for ban …
The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their call for a ban on the triazine group of chemicals following the detection of Simazine at...
