Tasmanian Times
Economy
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833Protesters call for abolition of Forestry Tasmania
Fifteen protesters today attempted to walk into the Forestry Tasmania head office in Scottsdale. Five of the protesters dressed as green living...
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Labor to embrace deal on logging
ENVIRONMENT Minister Tony Burke has signalled federal Labor is ready to embrace a once-in-a-generation deal to end Tasmania’s forestry wars, as loggers...
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Lost in the Forests
Sometimes the simple, tangible, holistic principles of spirit are overlooked as our planet continues its endless rotation. A quest for all that...
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NZ forest industry vs Oz forest industry
Here is an interesting article about the current state of the forest industry in New Zealand written by Paul Nicholls (a forester...
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Fox: As rare as the Thylacine. Ex-hunter: they don’t exist
The 15th of May 2011 was the 10th anniversary of the reported sighting of a fox by Chris Spencer on Illawarra Road...
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After all that parochial jingoism (is that a tautology?)
The Merc might have whipped its readers into a frenzy with a three-page special on Saturday (relegating 50 lost jobs at Triabunna...
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BROWN: Greens back 10% challenge. MILNE: Trumping the threats
Greens Leader Bob Brown has written to the Senate’s President John Hogg urging Parliament House to take a lead in the 10%...
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Footy: The North v South War. McKim: Stop the populism. No state funds
THE battle over AFL games in Tasmania turned to war yesterday, with northern politicians gathering at Aurora Stadium to lobby against State...
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Radio campaign against live exports hit the air
Independent Senator for South Australia, Nick Xenophon, Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, and GetUp! today launched a radio advertisement to campaign...
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Pulp mill may hinge on forest compo. Getting to the bottom of the ‘lies’. Triabunna reels
TIMBER company Gunns Ltd’s ability to finance its $2.3 billion mill could come down to how much federal forest compensation money it...
