Tasmanian Times
Economy
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961Secret commissions and plantations discovered at Timbercorp
LIQUIDATORS of the failed forestry investment group Timbercorp are investigating almost a decade of ”undisclosed” and ”unofficial” commissions paid by the company...
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Weld … business as usual. Rogue corporation, says Booth
This morning, conservationists conducted a peaceful walk-in to logging coupe BB022I, located in the Weld Valley, where logging is still occurring in...
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Pulp Mill: GetUp Campaign forum for Tas Integrity Commission
So far only a few people have registered this item: I would love for GetUp to coordinate an investigation into the pulp...
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Aurora’s Little Blue Book misleads consumers
Minister Must Decide Whether Compensation is Due The Tasmanian Greens today called on Energy Minister Bryan Green to acknowledge that Aurora Energy’s...
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Greens flag moves to ban battery hen farms
Battery Hens live in Hell The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed) ramped up their campaign for a ban on battery hen farming in...
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Seven years of abysmal returns
Investors may be joyfully celebrating the recent surge in US share markets, but Dr John Hussman warns the next seven years are...
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A call for action
In 2007 Rudd called climate change the greatest moral challenge of our time , and how right he was. It has been...
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Brighton: Feds may intervene
The Federal Infrastructure Minister is not ruling out intervening in a controversial road bypass project near Hobart. Tasmania’s cultural heritage authority is...
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Robert Eastment totally wrong, says Dr Warwick Raverty
Changes to pulp mill ‘difficult’ for Gunns The Examiner Newspaper 9 Oct 2010 Alison Andrews IT WOULD be difficult to persuade Tasmanian...
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Lilydale water: The Buck stops … where?
Lilydale District Progress Association Inc. is angry. Angry at being fobbed up and tied twisted in bureaucratic newspeak as the water quality...
