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Their investigations have found the damage was a prank involving several intoxicated men
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STRONG SUPPORT FOR COASTAL PROTECTION AMONG SOUTHERN COUNCIL ELECTION CANDIDATES
Download pdf version: Here Strongly worded opposition to the Walker Corporation’s proposed canal estate in Ralphs Bay dominates responses to the first...
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1.4KLennon: Vigilantism has been part of the tactics of anti-pulp mill activists for some time
These people believe they are above the law, that they are protected from the law and that therefore they can break the...
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Shame on The Examiner for being complicit in this ruse
Yet a week later we have the Examiner taking up its entire front page reporting a graffitti crime on Gunns Chairman John...
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Well Mr Crean, did you go into bat for Gunns?
My impeccable, highly-placed source, says that at the AFL Grand Final in Melbourne last month Minister for Trade Simon Crean buttonholed one...
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Grain traders reject comingled canola
Co-operative Bulk Handlers (CBH) and Elders will buy only GM-free canola this year. Under pressure, GrainCorp says GM-free farmers will not be...
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Cable logging stopped
Logging operations were stopped for the day in old growth forest in the Styx Valley while 40 conservationists in Hobart CBD marked...
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Pulp Mill Vandals: Equal protection under the law please!
Police are now carrying out a forensic investigation of John Gay’s house and letter box. Yes, they should. Yes, it is terrible....
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Kim Booth must condemn vandals
Bass Greens MHA Kim Booth must unequivocally condemn the vandalism to the private residence of the Chairman of Gunns. Kim Booth implied...
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Bartlett’s changes fail very students TT meant to help
· David Bartlett’s reforms appear to be failing the very students they were supposed to assist · Claims of high active retention...
