Tasmanian Times
Economy
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898Global food crisis “one shock away”, says World Bank chief
The global economy is “one shock away” from a crisis in food supplies and prices, says World Bank President Robert Zoellick. Zoellick...
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Another log truck smash … a sedan ‘crossed to the wrong side of the road’ …
NAMES OF three killed in log truck, car collision released 22.09.2006 Police have released the names of three people killed in a...
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Forestry Tasmania debt burden grows. TFGA warning
A parliamentary committee has heard the level of debt owed to Forestry Tasmania is growing and now exceeds $40 million. Forestry Tasmania’s...
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The Colours of Autumn …
Colours of Autumn in the Derwent Valley: Yesterday … with a side-serving from Forestry Tasmania. In response to Robin Halton’s comment (below),...
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Mercury in Parliament
PLANS to ship editing of the Mercury newspaper offshore will be raised in the Tasmanian Parliament today. Jim Wilkinson, member for the...
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Pictures of a Protest: Brighton Bypass, Friday, April 15 (2)
ABC Online: Protests declared a safety risk Tasmania’s Infrastructure Department has accused activists of risking the safety of workers during a protest...
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Way ahead of Gunns …
Gunns Ltd.Managing Director, Mr. Greg LeStrange, wants people to ‘stay with Gunns’ on the $2.5billion pulp mill journey (Examiner April 2). In...
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Carbon reality bites
Published 7:50 AM, 11 Apr 2011 Last update 10:30 AM, 11 Apr 2011 Funny how reality can mug even the best intentions....
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Cancer Cause Or Crop Aid? Herbicide Faces Big Test
Critics say it’s a chemical that could cause infertility or cancer, while others see it speeding the growth of super weeds and...
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Quarantine budget concerns
The Tasmanian Greens today raised in Parliament the importance of ensuring that Tasmania’s quarantine budget is not slashed, given the states financial...
