Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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880They should be brave enough to put their names on record
The Principal, Graeme Young is there, and the Chairperson according to EC’s winter newsletter is Peter Jarvis. The same newsletter states that...
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Ralphs Bay rejection threatens Tasmania’s reputation
Another techno glitch prevented comments being allowed. Go mad now! Tasmania’s peak business group is warning the state’s reputation could suffer after...
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Cap in hand to Canberra, for silica, pulp?
PREMIER David Bartlett used the National Press Club in Canberra yesterday as the forum to announce stage two of the National Broadband...
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Ralphs Bay rejection threatens Tasmania’s reputation
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Sent to Members of Tasmania’s House of Assembly last night
I have summarised some of the main facts about the triazine herbicides. Most of the information is on atrazine with the biological...
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The Beaconsfield Cacerolazo
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Farm carbon offers ‘unparalled economic opportunity’
Agricultural land could be the focus of an “economic opportunity of unparalleled scale”, according to the Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists, which...
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Media beat up on pulp mill exposed
Police said there was no evidence to indicate that this was politically motivated. However, this didn’t stop some of the most rapid...
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What, like the pulp mill?
Some quotes from the Examiner include:In its draft report released yesterday, the commission concluded that the economic benefits from Walker Corporation’s proposed...
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Tony Burke’s speaking notes
Who writes the speeches in the Forestry Department? There are some absolute gems. There are so many little titbits that come from...
