Tasmanian Times
Economy
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694The Potosi shutdown
17 August – 1pm Bolivia Normality returns Agreements have now been reached on all six points. Potosinos are celebrating the results of...
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What debate, Mr Gilmore?
I appreciate the fact that an editor has the final say as to what is printed and what is not, but let...
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Dr Amos, It’s just plain nonsense
Banks, shareholders and grower/investors have all been traumatised by their recent dealings with forest companies and they’re all reconsidering their position. The...
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Hunting Foxes
During the latter half of 18th Century, country hunts in Britain evolved from walking harriers and harrier-hounds chasing hares and deer to...
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UN Chief shocked by Pakistan’s flood disaster
UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has expressed shock and urged the international community to speed up the delivery of aid after visiting flood-affected...
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The Power of Jarvis …
Perhaps at some stage you could point out Jarvis’ leaked forest policy has made its way to the Fin Review, and hence...
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Mt Isa and Rosebery – ‘Mining’ not ‘mineralisation – its a fact
The recent research published in the The Medical Journal of Australia resonates with the approach by the Tasmanian Government, West Coast Council...
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Sandy Bay cycle plan
DETAILED designs for the Sandy Bay walking and cycling project have gone on public display. Some of the proposed treatments could be...
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An abysmal lack responsibility
In July 2008 Premier Bartlett made that historic announcement of a “line in the sand” on government assistance for Gunns’ proposed pulp...
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More climate change indicators that we wish to ignore
In a week dominated by more climate change indicators that we wish to ignore with 1/3 of Pakistan covered by water, and...
