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732Environment’69 were taken by (feral) cats and only 11 per cent by foxes’
IT wasn’t long ago that many third-generation farmers on the West Australian wheatbelt had never heard of the brush-tailed bettong, more commonly...
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1.5KEnvironment
The claimed Tasmanian Fox Shooting that didn’t happen in Tasmania
In a recent Tasmanian Times article on foxes David Obendorf has asked me to comment on the dead fox found by Mr...
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774Politics
Deja vu – Tasmania’s WMDs?
Lies told on Iraq’s WMDs The informant nick-named “curve ball” who claimed Iraq possessed biological weapons has now admitted he lied and...
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The Senator claims PR con on foxes in 2002
Tasmania: Foxes – AUSTRALIAN SENATE 19 September 2002 [Hansard pages 4585-4586] Senator MURPHY (Tasmania) (6.57 p.m.) I wish to speak briefly tonight...
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850Economy
The Naked Emperors
Tasmania’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Mr Rod Andrewartha said; “The research and detector dog training by the Fox Eradication Program (FEP) has been...
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2.2KEconomy
The Fox Trail – Part 2
Tasmanian Times readers in other states of Australia can be forgiven for not understanding the roadmap prepared for Tasmania’s decade-long war on...
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856Economy
Eradicating Tasmania’s political foxes
Recently Mr Ian Rist posted a comment (Comment #137) to a Tasmanian Times article entitled: Was Tasmania riddled by foxes? Mr Rist...
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982Article
The Fox Trail – Part 1
Tasmanian Times readers in other states of Australia can be forgiven for not understanding the roadmap prepared for Tasmania’s decade-long war on...
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1.1KEconomy
All about Abalone Ganglioneuritis. Booth lashes ‘gorging Green’
In 2002-03 a herpes-like virus and a “spherical virus” with a diameter of 100-130 nanometres was reported in diseased abalone (Haliotis diversicolor)...
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3.5KEnvironment
Was Tasmania riddled by foxes?
On 20 November 2004, the Secretary of DPIWE (now DPIPWE) wrote a letter to the Mercury newspaper expressing his ‘disappointment’ that ‘there...
