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CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL “ALARM” AT RISKS TO RATEPAYERS IN LAUDERDALE QUAY PROJECT
“To date, Council’s concerns about a number of aspects of the development have not been allayed and indeed, in some cases they...
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754Killer blow to Ralphs Bay plan?
In a closed session, Clarence aldermen voted to change the council’s previous neutral attitude towards Lauderdale Quay to one of strong opposition...
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Freer Farm
The Tasmanian Liberals share the concerns expressed by Rural Industry Training and Education Board member, Mike Badcock, about the uncertain future of...
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WORLD HERITAGE EXTENSION REPORT IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Call for Tripartite Support for Proposal The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the release of the Western Tasmania: A Place of outstanding universal...
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All eyes on diseased wildlife
Senator Milne made the plea following news of widespread animal disease spreading throughout the state. “Experts are continuing to be alarmed at...
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Scott McLean: If the mill had gone ahead there would have been jobs for everyone
Thirty-five jobs will go at Gunns as the company continues to battle a downturn in demand for timber products. A Gunns spokesman...
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Politicians on climate: a failure of wit, will and imagination
Our politicians are failing us. Our administrations are failing us. Our corporate leaders are failing us. In unison, they are marching ever...
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GUNNS CONSUMER FRAUD? – SELLING RADIATA PINE AS BLACKWOOD
While Trashing and Incinerating Thousands of Tonnes of Real Blackwood Every Year and Exporting Furniture-Making Jobs to China! The Tasmanian Greens today...
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Gunns’ mill, plantation jobs cut
TIMBER firm Gunns Limited is seeking up to 35 redundancies at its woodchip mills and plantation division. The redundancies come as Gunns...
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Paper maker Stora Enso to lay off up to 1,100 workers, close mills in Finland
HELSINKI — Stora Enso Oyj said Wednesday it will lay off up to 1,100 workers, cut production and close mills in Finland...
