Tasmanian Times
Economy
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821‘A sad day for Hobart’
“There is probably no other period to which contemporary architecture is more indebted than the 1960s – a period of structural invention...
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Gunns misses another self-imposed deadline
Gunns has missed another self-imposed deadline. The trading halt placed on the stock last week (HERE) was until an announcement was released,...
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The Golf between DHHS and the humble taxpayer
VW makes some nice cars these days. No longer a producer of cheap and cheerful beetles, the German marque has aspirations to...
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Dick’s message …
Dick Smith in Hobart with TAP: “If I lived in Tasmania, I’d be with you.”
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A blow to state bureaucracy
The health deal agreed yesterday is almost entirely good and should be used as a template for everything else states do, including...
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Aurora: The wisdom of hindsight…
The following was published in The Examiner five years ago in my column The Business Edge. At the time, Aurora would have...
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Launceston Examiner : Subverting Freedom of the Press?
There is a real conundrum in the region of northern Tasmania, centred on Launceston, about the role of the local print media...
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The Future for N E Forestry
The recent history of forest operations has been dominated by wood chipping and many native forest areas have been converted to plantation....
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FSC certification poses risk to business
Forest certification and risk management: FSC certification poses risk to business The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification scheme poses significant risks to...
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We need a national rapid reaction force for fighting bushfires
There is an urgent need for a national rapid reaction force for fighting bush fires. The recent fires around Perth, and in...
