Tasmanian Times
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Why no action here?
Lawsuit Initiated to Protect Hundreds of Endangered Species from Pesticide Impacts – why isn’t this happening in Australia too? January 28, 2010...
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Haiti’s 200-year Earthquake
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859The Last Post
If you have ever been to a military funeral in which The Last Post was played; this will bring a new meaning...
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Dick does mongrel during Scott McLean’s Walk in the Park
It’s true Saturday 30th January was a beautiful one in Launceston, and no doubt people had other things on their minds than...
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Foreign owned and grown food on Australian soil
Overseas countries are looking to buy Australian farms to solve their food security problems. Greg Mason from Queensland Department of Primary Industries...
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Softwood prices down
Softwood sawlog prices in Brazil in 4Q/09 were down 11% from their peak in 2008 because of weak export lumber markets, reports...
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It was their democratic right to protest
There is a significant error in the article (HERE) about the decision of Gunns Limited to abandon claims against the remaining 4...
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Gunns 20: It’s all over …
THE Gunns 20 legal saga has finally come to an end with Gunns abandoning the remaining claims. After five years of expensive...
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A SLAPP in the face for free speech
… SLAPPs shift disputes from public fora, where they can be politically resolved, to private judicial environments in which only the technicalities...
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Small mining town divided over plans to sue local mine
ELEANOR HALL: The small mining town of Rosebery on Tasmania’s west coast is divided over the plans by some residents to sue...
