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847EconomyJapan: the need for cultural change
Karl, Russell, Philip, Doug, Rik, Mary, Sam, David, Peter, Dick, Darren, Peter, Maate, Mark, Mike, Frank, Geoff, Chris, ‘an old guy’, Simon,...
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991Economy
Peak oil will hit Tassie too … as Libyan crisis drives upward spike
How much will Australians (Tasmanians) be paying for petrol by year’s end? My prediction is towards the $2 per litre mark. $200...
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1.0KEnvironment
Zucco’s love of the motor car knows no bounds
Traffic calming in a suburban street is hardly what you would consider an earth shattering issue, but it’s been causing great pain...
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1.2KEnvironment
Did the Wilderness Society have to explode?
It was inevitable that The Wilderness Society would one day explode. And, like that at Eyjafjallajökull, it did so in spectacular fashion...
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Environment
“Yes we can!” – Tasmanian Climate Challenge
MEDIA RELEASE A southern Tasmania community is challenging all Tasmanian householders to beat soaring energy costs by slashing their energy consumption. Launching...
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Democracy Tasmania
Why are we failing so abysmally?
Chris Harries JOHN, all this should lead us on the a discussion about an extraordinary and fascinating paradox. Our collective failure. Whilst...
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National
Pakistan – is this the next war zone?
Chris Harries With two recent US air strikes into northern Pakistan and instability rife in that country the next major incursion is...
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Environment
Like championing the KGB
Chris Harries Unfortunately, constructive debate in Tasmania is hard to find and, as Brenda and others have pointed out, this is seriously...
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Environment
No end to the cancer
Chris Harries The environmental movement doesn’t believe this trajectory is reasonable, or sustainable. If there is no answer to the global exploitation...
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Environment
2007 – the Turning Point
Chris Harries Tasmania can seize the moment Not everybody is convinced mind you, some still hold out that we are being hoodwinked....
