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1.3KBurnoff policies could be damaging habitats for 100 years
The smell of smoke in the autumn and spring air is an increasingly familiar one to many Australians. It signifies that time...
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Explainer: back burning and fuel reduction
The recent surge of bushfire disasters has introduced fire-fighting tactics to everyday language. Two important approaches that use fire to fight fire...
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Forestry industry out on a limb
Forestry is one of the most disrupted industries in the country. On top of the challenges facing all heavy industry – the...
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Down Memory Lane
*Pic: Sketch which was done when Ali fronted the court and got sent down … Walking down memory lane is not all...
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Poor Jan really cops it …
Philanthropic Jan Cameron really cops it from them-thar good ol Tassie boys n girls. The latest is a Facebook feeding frenzy not...
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Sick of this market-driven world? You should be
*Image, with permission from Jacob, from here The self-serving con of neoliberalism is that it has eroded the human values the market...
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Tin Dragon Trail Cottages is Powered by a Dream
Christine Booth tells the incredible story of a mini-Hydro dream which confronted every form of bureaucratic challenge … My husband Graham is...
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Mother Mountain: The Symphony of Birdsong (24)
*Pic: Old photograph of the Cascades’ Female Factory Hobart, Tasmania, November 1892. The photographer was J.W. Beattie The “Respect the Mountain” forum...
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Boosting Humanitarian Efforts in Cambodia
Vietnam Vet Rob Macgregor Deminers with families they protect Vet Gerry Lyall outlines a demining plan Three Australian Vietnam veterans are heading...
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The Vietnam experience
First published as comment on this article: My Vietnam War captures the danger of Vietnam, the mateship bonded under fire, and the...
