Tasmanian Times
Economy
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678Queenstown looks to the future
The Tasmanian Greens today congratulated the community of Queenstown for their inspirational work to rejuvenate their town through the Renew Queenstown project....
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The loss of jobs, reduction in medical procedures …
I am a candidate for the Launceston City Council. Throughout my campaigning for the upcoming elections I have spoken with many residents...
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Sue Neales goes Bush: At last, dams are deep and meaningful
JOHN Scales refused to believe the doomsayers when they predicted there would never again be enough rain to fill the Dartmouth Dam...
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Forest activists scale the Sydney Opera House
Forest activists scale the Sydney Opera House and unfurl a huge banner saying No Harvey No! Stop selling Aussie forest destruction! This...
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Hobart takes action for Aussie forests and says No Harvey No!
Today, around 10 community members are conducting a peaceful action at Hobart Harvey Norman store to protest the company’s use of native...
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Occupy Wall Street: Why So Many Demands for Demands?
Everybody has a piece of advice for the protesters at Occupy Wall Street. They should put their clothes on. They should stop...
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Hear from Tony and Bryan at Forests. Jobs. Together
Please join us at “Forests. Jobs. Together.”, an important dinner presentation on 16 October, to hear directly about the opportunities provided by...
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Behind the Veneer: Forest destruction and Ta Ann Tasmania. The Burning Plan
The Wilderness Society welcomes a report published by the Huon Valley Environment Centre that details Ta Ann’s timber has been logged from...
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Brown welcomes IMF support for broader mining tax
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown welcomed the International Monetary Fund’s call today for the Government to consider expanding the watered-down mining tax....
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Rates – Time to Move to a land based Rates Model
The time has come to move away for the AAV model as a basis for determining rates, Mr Zucco said today. A...
