Tasmanian Times
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Contractors deserve a fair go
Following further news that logging contractors are at crisis point, with many set to leave the industry, Environment groups have backed the...
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Whale activist hits visa hurdle
THE Federal Immigration Department has cracked down on Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson, demanding to know the anti-whaling group leader’s police and court...
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832Pulp mill protests bend for the world game
Gualeguaychú Assemblymen were allowing today from 8 in the morning for vehicles to cross the international bridge to Uruguay only when the...
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There are other cleaner, smokeless methods
Ian Norton is standing again for Launceston city council and he is suggesting landscape burning to minimize bushfires when there are other...
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Death throes of the Old Dragon and the woeful state of Tasmanian mainstream media …
Beseiged by declining ad revenue and readership, befuddled by the internet revolution Old Media leadership in Tasmania has looked firmly to its...
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This man required artificial ventilation …
The review is now is now easily available online, first go to www.gunns20.org and you will see the Steele Report on the...
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Envirocrime
I was just walking along Salamanca, it’s a beautifully sunny Monday lunchtime. Seventeen degrees celsius according to the radio. Grape Bar –...
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Failure to deliver water management plans
National Water Commission report highlights Tasmanian Government’s failure to deliver water management plans – irrigation funding may be at risk The Tasmanian...
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Labor inaction on forest contractors
Forest contractors continue to suffer, and leave the industry Flow on affects hit regional Tasmanian communities State Labor does nothing to help...
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The Examiner and Lennon: Contempt for due process
The Examiner devoted pages to this story, including editorial comment drawing direct links between the vandalism and the organized opposition to the...
