Tasmanian Times
Economy
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864Aboriginal artefacts could move bypass
MOVING a section of the controversial Brighton bypass could add delay the project by up to two years. The proposed changes also...
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Watch: Saving the Tarkine
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Spotted quoll in Florentine logging sites
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Tasmanian devil and rare spotted-tailed quoll photographed in Upper Florentine logging coupe.
MEDIA RELEASE Monday, 15th March 2010 Conservationists launch threatened species survey project in Tasmania’s southern forests Today, community conservation group Still Wild...
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Dr Marcus Scammell: What does this mean for Tasmania … ?
John Ramsey and I are in dialogue regarding protecting the ‘reputational risk’ of the laboratories Alison and I have used. He has...
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Fear toxin review is tainted
THE scientists who sparked an inquiry into St Helens drinking water are refusing to hand over the science to a review panel....
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Levelling the playing field: reforming forestry governance in Tasmania
Lunch-time Forum – Monday 15th March, 1pm, University of Tasmania, Hobart (Arts Lecture Theatre) A recently commissioned expert report into the regulation...
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ALP’s attack ad claims on Pedder don’t stack up
The Labor Party faces the embarrassing prospect of having to pull it’s anti-Greens attack ad as a result of overstating by over...
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Lake Pedder Restoration Committee Condemns Deceitful Claims in Labor Party Advertisement
The Lake Pedder Restoration Committee (LPRC) has condemned the decision of the Labor Party to include in its current television advertisement the...
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FEA: Support call rejected …
THERE is still hope for troubled timber company Forest Enterprises Australia, Premier David Bartlett says, despite the Government rejecting the company’s request...
