Tasmanian Times
Economy
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848Gunns: Shares plunge as ASX queries Gray, again
Gunns have received yet another ‘Please Explain’ letter from ASX, this time due to late lodgement of a Change in Director’s Interest...
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WALKER CORP.’S ADDITIONAL SUBMISSION HAS LANDED March 30, 2010
WALKER CORP.’S ADDITIONAL SUBMISSION HAS LANDED March 30, 2010 Download pdf at: www.saveralphsbay.org/pdf/SRBMedia30Mar10.pdf The Walker Corporation’s additional submission on the Draft Integrated...
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Threaten crayfish. But don’t upset Forestry
Upon my arrival in Tasmania in the early 70s, my interest in freshwater crayfish was revived when I discovered the streams in...
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Thank you Ken. But how much is it costing us?
As Forestry Tasmania continues to lose taxpayer money, should we be paying for television series peddling propaganda that promotes an industry the...
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Scientists stumped as bee population declines further
… The decline in the global honey bee population, which was first observed in the United States in 2006, has showed no...
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How many are there?
GUESS WHAT? Tasmanian public servant have just received yet another increment. The government negotiated a supposed ‘soft barrier’ that employees had to...
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Aurora’s $50m cost blowout
TASMANIAN householders may end up paying for a multi-million-dollar cost blowout associated with the bungled rollout of a new billing system at...
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ASSAULTED CONSERVATIONISTS BACK IN COURT
STILL WILD STILL THREATENED MEDIA UPDATE 29.04.10 ASSAULTED CONSERVATIONISTS BACK IN COURT The court trial of logging contractors involved in alleged assaults...
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Stop the Charade
•Image … THE indecent haste to log what’s available of old-growth forest and renew the Regional Forest Agreement before due date are...
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Eucalyptus Strikes Back – Chemical Defence
Eucalyptus trees contain a host of biologically active chemicals. Many of these chemicals are toxic, designed as natural mechanisms against insect and...
