Tasmanian Times
Economy
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888Call to Arms: Environmental activists urged to regroup
Tasmanian Public and Environmental Health Network today calls on the main environment organisations to seriously rethink future strategies in environmental activism. Healthy,...
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The Burning Question
Forestry Tasmania says there will be over 300 planned burns this year but they won’t say when these will be conducted and...
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Journos’ fury as Mercury, Voice of Tasmania, outsources editing to Melbourne. Happy Birthday Rupert
MEDIA RELEASE ON BEHALF OF MERCURY JOURNALISTS Journalists at Tasmania’s Mercury newspaper last night (March 10) vowed to oppose the shifting of...
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Putting the words to the TT motto
TT’s motto is: Balance is appeasement. Fairness is truth. Sadly, it no longer appears on the front page of TT, or the...
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Can we restore the rainforests?
Humans can recreate destroyed rainforests, but the question is whether they ever live up to the original. Credit: iStockphoto. As the world...
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Sweet-reasonable L’Estrange monsters Flanagan ‘cynicism and contempt’
GUNNS Ltd managing director GREG L’ESTRANGE answers the critics and puts a case for frank debate over the Tamar Valley pulp mill...
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Burke and the EPBC Act: Beyond Ignorance and Ineptitude
Under the terms of the federal EPBC Act, the Minister responsible for its administration, Tony Burke had a duty to carry out...
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Forestry moratorium is a mirage. Sounds like pulp fiction
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust believes that the statement issued today by independent facilitator Bill Kelty (On TT HERE) confirms that a moratorium...
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TCT: Burke has done nothing …
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today claimed the Australian Government Minister for the Environment, Tony Burke, is doing Gunns’ marketing in relation to...
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Kelty: Moratorium/Wood Supply deal. Gordon: Deal possible, if mill proceeds
A meeting was held yesterday in Hobart convened by Mr Bill Kelty and all parties reaffirmed their commitment to the delivery of...
