Tasmanian Times
Economy
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690Native-forest felling split
THE logging industry is split over the clear-felling of native forest. Australia’s biggest logging company says the future lies in plantations, while...
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Just say NO to GMO
Watch: HEREvia Paul de Burgh Day
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COMMUNITY FORUM ON CATARACT GORGE FLOWS
If you would like to see a ‘significant’ increase in Cataract Gorge water flows PLEASE come along to the Launceston City Council...
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Mill back on agenda. Union backs industry deal. TAP: How much lost? Gunns admits flaws
GUNNS will consider modifying its proposed Tamar Valley pulp mill to try to win over locals opposed to the $2.3 billion project....
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On the fox frontline. Fox dollars
On the fox frontline Source: Stateline Tasmania Published: Friday, October 15, 2010 7:30 AEDT Expires: Thursday, January 13, 2011 7:30 AEDT Stateline...
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Sustainable Buildings – Opportunities for Tasmania
Sustainable Buildings – Opportunities for Tasmania Future Tasmania Where are we heading and who is coming with us? Are you interested in...
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Florentine Forest Information Day, Sunday November 7
Download details: Information-day-v4a.pdf http://facesoftheflorentine.com/2009/08/16/13/ http://florentine.org.au/ FLORENTINE FOREST Information day SUNDAY 7th NOVEMBER Meet 11am at Timbs Track ,21km west of Maydena on...
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Stalled FPA review delays move to improve forest practices code
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Forest Practices Authority (FPA) to recommence its review in relation to chemical usage, after revelations...
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Australia should look to its food security, before all the farm is sold
Australia is rapidly losing control of its food resources. The purchase of AWB – the former Australian Wheat Board – by the...
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Environment and Public Health groups welcome Endosulfan ban
Environment Tasmania and Dr Alison Bleaney from the Break O’Day Catchment Risk Group and Tasmanian Public and Environmental Health Network (TPEHN), today...
