Tasmanian Times
Economy
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839Coal crash coming?
By Paul Gilding | November 18th, 2010 | Category: Cockatoo Chronicles | 6 comments The very conservative International Energy Agency has just...
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Consumer Spending in light of the increasing exchange rate
The $AU/$US dollar recently reached its highest exchange rate since it was floated in 1983. On 15th of October 2010 and the...
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Will Aird’s Legacy be Giddings’ Great Challenge
Adjournment Speech – State’s Financial State Madam President I wish to use the opportunity I have on adjournment to restate some concerns...
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Why The Community Isn’t Buying The Big Sell
BRIEFING PAPER: WHY THE COMMUNITY ISN’T BUYING THE BIG SELL Briefing paper on the current debate over the future of Tasmanian forestry...
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Select Committee into Scottsdale softwood log supply
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the establishment of a Select Committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding the withdrawal of the joint venture...
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NO PULP MILL Public Meeting Wednesday 1 December, 7.30 Sharp
NO PULP MILL Public Meeting Wednesday 1 December, 7.30 Sharp The Tailrace West Tamar H’way, Riverside Speakers: Peter Cundall Dr. Warwick Raverty...
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Footy: Another extension of the Nanny State
Talking about Bellerive Oval ( HERE ) Paul Muller laments the lack of interest by Governments in spending further funds. “That it...
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The Travelling ‘Roo-oil Salesman
By now, the Tasmanian government has signed up to another five year commercial partnership with the AFL’s Hawthorn FC – Early links...
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Food, Forest, family – A forum for Tasmania
Some of Tasmania’s most informative and entertaining speakers will discuss the critical issues of “food, forests and family” at a new forum...
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The continued development of Bellerive Oval should be an economic imperative for Tasmania
The continued development of Bellerive Oval should be an economic imperative for Tasmania; that we can recover the cost of investment much...
