Tasmanian Times
Economy
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1.0KKelty: TCT claims scientific errors. 5000 petition to end burns. New arrest.
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today claimed that Bill Kelty’s ‘Tasmanian Forests: Interim Report for Consideration’ (the Kelty Report): – scores high marks...
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Pontville. Foster welcoming. Wilkie wary. Lawyers cautious.
A NEW immigration detention centre to house 400 refugees will be built at Pontville, near Hobart. The temporary detention centre will be...
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Light Rail Transit for Hobart
A scenario plan for the Hobart Light Rail Metro by Seán Deany. He is a former resident and regular visitor to Hobart,...
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Protecting the devil’s forests
Tasmanian forests on private land will be preserved through an innovative programme that will prevent logging and provide income for landowners who...
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History teaches us that we learn nothing from history
Once again The Examiner (The daily excuse paper) has come up with a article presenting a rather unique story on how to...
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New Prospects for North West Tasmania
Two seminars to be held at UTas Cradle Coast campus in Burnie on Friday week (15th April), at which Dan Swinney, Executive...
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Forest burns aggravate health issues. Forestry ‘goes rogue’
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to take a more proactive role in monitoring controlled burns, and...
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Gunns’ ‘nanny culture’ threat. MIS forests ripped out as $10b ‘wasted’. Wightman lashed
Timber giant fires warning – against privatisation and profits??? Dr Gordon Bradbury HERE* is yet another recent example of the bizarre and...
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Gilding in Hobart … The Unlikely Optimist
Unlikely though it may seem, renowned ecologist and climate change activist Paul Gilding has written a book with hope at its heart....
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Kelty report outlines government action. L’Estrange, Abetz, Milne, Gunns threat.
Environment groups (ENGOs) have welcomed the public release of Bill Kelty’s interim report on the Tasmanian forest principles agreement and called on...
