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1.3KEconomyKneecapped … !
When Erich Abetz was Minister for Forests in the Howard Liberal Government he sent two of his Goons to my front door...
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1.1KCoroner & Legal
Dear PPB Advisory: Possible misuse of public funds to prop up seemingly bankrupt companies
The decision by PPB Advisory the Gunns Liquidator to establish if Gunns traded whilst insolvent is of great interest to thinking Tasmanians....
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2.2KNational
Mantach … Who is the Power behind the Throne?
Who is the Power behind the Throne? A good Chief of Staff is the last person a Minister speaks to at night...
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1.5KCoroner & Legal
Ta Ann, Forestry Tasmania and the loss-making Take-or-Pay Contracts
*Pic: Heart of Darkness? Matt ( [email protected] , www.matthewnewton.com.au ) Newton’s aerial shot of Ta Ann Southwood, Huon Valley, taken just last...
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1.2KCoroner & Legal
Rolley laments Gunns mill blunder
FORMER Forestry Tasmania boss Evan Rolley believes Gunns would have had a better chance at building a pulp mill if it had...
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1.3KEconomy
Malaysian corruption scandal
TT: Clare Rewcastle-Brown is an heroic journalist whose maverick Sarawak Report takes it to the multi-billionaire logging barons of Borneo, including Taib...
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1.1KCoroner & Legal
Come on Sue … spill the beans …
John Hawkins in Comments here, Underbelly: Paul Harriss; A Step Too Far?, Thursday, Feb 21, 2013 When I re-read this article –...
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2.0KCoroner & Legal
Tasmanian Integrity Commission should act on Forestry Tasmania
The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has written to urge the Integrity Commission to use its powers to finally get to...
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1.2KCoroner & Legal
Forestry Tasmania, Andrew Wilkie MP and the tabled document …
A day after the Liberal Government whacked another $10 million (of your money) into the mendicant coffers of Forestry Tasmania ( HERE...
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982Coroner & Legal
Peter Gutwein, I am appalled at the inadequate response you have sent me, Another $10m for FT
*Pic: Matthew Newton’s ( http://matthewnewton.com.au/Commercial/People/1/ ) award-winning picture of a protest in FT’s HQ in Melville St, Hobart … (err …years ago)...
