Tasmanian Times
Economy
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911Gunns sticking to August start
TIMBER company Gunns, which remains in a share-trading halt, still plans a substantial start to its $2.3 billion Bell Bay pulp mill...
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Farmers know best on fracking
The Tasmanian Greens today defended Tasmania’s farmers against the potential loss of livelihood through coal seam gas mining, or ‘fracking’, and endorsed...
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ForestrySA cuts log supply to Gunns. Protests. Brown backs Harriss
Government-owned timber supplier ForestrySA has suspended the allocation of softwood logs to milling operations owned by Gunns Limited. It is understood ForestrySA...
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My Cry from the Heart: Deliver Us From The Message
Deliver us from The Message I’m just a little Australian settling in front of the TV or thumbing through the local paper….....
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Questions ANZ and Gunns must answer
A question that has not been asked is what part if any does the ANZ play in Gunns’ titanic struggle to remain...
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Future generations will have to pay
The article by Saul Eslake (HERE) was factually incorrect and misrepresented my position. I have never argued that the Government should be...
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We’re old and gray …
“We’re here, old and gray, What’s more, we won’t go away And we’re coming to get you anyway” Furthermore, we vote and...
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: The Dangers
Australia is currently in negotiation with eight other countries working out the details of a treaty which will be known as the...
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How can they fund three new departments?
May I bring to a greater number of peoples’ attention a small article In the 10.8.11 Mercury reporting the following: “New Hospital...
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A matter of trust for Tasmanian beef producers
Tasmanian beef producers are fighting to retain control of the major beef research & development funding body in the state. In particular,...
