Tasmanian Times
Economy
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855Forestry crisis is a once-in-a-lifetime chance
One of the silliest things about logging native forest is that it’s costing us money. Taxpayers are forking out millions to prop...
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Good riddance, John Gay
From my home on the east side of the Huon, I look across to a horizon of Hartz Mountains peaks. Between the...
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Two dreams shatter
Two American dreams were once again shattered last (week). When the Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading above 10,000 there is a...
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It’s mostly the Greens’ fault, says Robin Gray
The GFC, a high Aussie dollar, the collapse of Great Southern and Timbercorp, and The Greens are to blame for Gunns’ massive...
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Dangers of outdoor and indoor burning
Dear Friends of the Air, See attachment for dangers of outdoor and indoor burning ie passive smoking Subject: The Wood Smoke Activist...
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At last! Action on Asbestos at Princess Wharf
Unions Tasmania Tasmanian Branch of the ACTU Media Release Thursday, 27 May 2010 At last! Action on Asbestos at Princess Wharf One...
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Phasing out the live export of sheep
Tonight the City of Fremantle UNANIMOUSLY passed a motion to phase out the live export of sheep. Of the nearly 4 million...
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90 Scientists Urge Congress Not to ‘Cook the Books’ in CO2 Accounting for Biofuels, Other Bioenergy
PR Newswire WASHINGTON, May 24 Concerns Expressed About Treatment of Bioenergy Sources in U.S. House and Senate Climate/Energy Bills; Improper Accounting Could...
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LIVING STATUES DRAW ATTENTION TO TASMANIAN COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
MEDIA RELEASE Where: Salamanca Market, Hobart When: Saturday the 29th of May Who: CODE (Community Opposing the Destruction of our Environment). LIVING...
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Race to the bottom
On Tuesday 25 May Gunns share price dropped from 35 cents to 26.5 cents. And the question was being asked by stock...
