Tasmanian Times
Economy
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707Foster’s sale: another reason to support small Australian brewers …
; Thursday 22 September 2011 The Australian Greens will work to ensure the historic Cascade brewery remains in South Hobart, generating jobs...
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Raw deal for farmers and consumers
The Tasmanian Greens are calling for an investigation into the prices supermarkets are paying Tasmanian farmers for fresh produce, amid growing concerns...
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Tarkine heritage listing now
The Tasmanian Greens have condemned the Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke’s decision to delay heritage assessment of the Tarkine, and have called...
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The red-tape-free precinct
Western end of Collins Street to become Hobart’s first red tape free Precinct Hobart, Lord Mayoral candidate today announced that if elected...
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Fishery continues on its path to disaster
TASMANIAN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY REVIEW COMES TO UNSATISFACTORY END AND THIS IMPORTANT FISHERY CONTINUES ON ITS PATH TO DISASTER The outcomes of...
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Tasmanian students at the cutting edge of global research
A group of high-achieving Tasmanian students has shown they’ve got what it takes to assist with world-leading Australian research. Five year 11-12...
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Weakening of State Forest Clearing Controls
Weakening of State Forest Clearing Controls will give Minister for Forests more power and result in more forest communities becoming threatened The...
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Gunns and our government … Maybe the time is now
I see this afternoon (Wed 21 Sept 11) that there has been a change in the substantial holding of Merrill Lynch in...
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Forestry should not receive settlement money until disputed logging ends
The Tasmanian Greens today said that Forestry Tasmania should not receive its $11.5 million settlement payment, until it has fully complied with...
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The multi-million dollar Old-Blokes Labor Mates Club
The Tasmanian Government is paying the former secretary of the Department of Treasury and Finance more than $300, 000 to sit on...
