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801A Forestry roadmap. More on the Black Flag rally, tomorrow
Let’s start to lay out a possible roadmap. These are some of the things I would like to see in developing a...
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Jubilation in Moneygall
Afterwards, they were jubilant; high as kites. “The greatest day this village has ever had, ever will have,” said a flushed Henry...
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Betancourt speaks to SBS
It’s the day the Colombian presidential candidate was taken hostage by leftist FARC rebels. She survived more than six years in appalling...
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Half-cocked Feds stumped by heritage permit
A PLAN to house asylum-seekers in Tasmania has been delayed because the federal government does not have planning approval to construct a...
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Just how far out of touch is bureaucracy in Tasmania?
Just how far out of touch is bureaucracy in Tasmania? “With our State Government facing a $1.5 billion black hole it seems...
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Queen offers sympathy to Irish victims of troubles
The Queen has offered her “sincere thoughts and deep sympathy” to the victims of Ireland and the UK’s troubled past. At a...
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Real Native Forest Blackwood
The article A missed opportunity for the Forestry Peace Agreement by Dr. Gordon Bradbury (18/05/2011) is sadly misguided nonsense, in my opinion....
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A Reference for David Bartlett
Vice Chancellor Griffith University QLD 4222 Re David John Bartlett Dear Sir, Further to your telephone request, we are writing to advise...
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Franklin River fiasco: A response
A response from the Enviroment Dept in regards to the questions raised in the following article: Franklin River fiasco Download: Dept_of_Environment_letter_10_May_2011.pdf
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Bleak outlook for former inn
HOPES are fading among residents trying to save a former inn built about 1823 at Bellerive. In February, Clarence City Council overwhelmingly...
