Tasmanian Times
Economy
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888Pulp mill has no social licence. Petition against Forestry burns
The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier David Bartlett to accept that Gunns’ proposal for a Tamar Valley pulp mill has no...
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SOW STALL BAN WILL BOOST BRAND
Benefits Will Flow From Ban on Disgusting Practice The Tasmanian Greens today reiterated their call for the Labor Government to legislate a...
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Government Protecting Low Income Earners
The Premier, David Bartlett, today announced the Government has moved to protect the most vulnerable Tasmanians from the rising cost of electricity....
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I firmly believe the fight for the Tamar Basin is lost
If an honest assessment into a costing of saving the Tamar Basin from oblivion it would certainly end once and for all...
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People’s Choice Prize Now Online
From today members of the public will be able to vote for their favorite project in this year’s Architecture Awards. You can...
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Internode reveals Tassie fibre costs less than ADSL
National broadband trailblazer Internode has unveiled breakthrough Fibre to the Home (FTTH) prices for its NBN Stage One pilot program in Tasmania,...
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Clean Water and sustainable land usage
Many people, including some in the Our Common Ground movement, appear as seeing the issue of ending clear-felling of old growth forests...
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Acid on Bartlett
The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier David Bartlett to rule out any further Tasmanian Government subsidisation of Gunns’ proposed pulp mill....
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Norske Skog in the spotlight
Public Briefing Paper for Forest Management Certification Pre-assessment of Norske Skog in Tasmania, Australia, June 1, 2010 Introduction – The SmartWood Program...
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Haitian Farmers Say “Burn Monsanto’s Seeds”:
Canadian groups support Haitian rejection of Monsanto’s seed donation For Immediate Release Thursday, June 3, 2010 – Today farmer and environmental groups...
