Tasmanian Times
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Blacks weigh bypass protest
THE Aboriginal community will decide today whether to fight the Brighton bypass to the bitter end. About 70 people attended a crisis...
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813Judge likens Gippsland logging to the Somme. Wielangta comparison …
A Supreme Court judge has compared images of a felled forest with a World War I battlefield before ordering a temporary ban...
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Supersalesman
Sue Neales, Mercury TIMBER company Gunns has thanked State Treasurer Michael Aird for agreeing to lobby its prospective pulp mill partner. Gunns...
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DERWENT VALLEY AND CENTRAL HIGHLANDS RESIDENTS SPEAK UP
Faces of the Florentine Ordinary people standing up for an extraordinary forest DERWENT VALLEY AND CENTRAL HIGHLANDS RESIDENTS SPEAK UP FOR THE...
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Senate saves Tasmania’s lowland grasslands from Liberal attack
Tasmania’s lowland native grasslands’ listing as critically endangered under Commonwealth legislation is assured after the Senate rejected a dangerous bid by Tasmanian...
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Tasmanian Labor Senators lock up farmland
All five Tasmanian Labor Senators have today voted with the Greens to lock up Tasmanian farmland. The Labor Party joined with the...
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Bartlett cuts budget for independent and Catholic schools
The Premier has confirmed that he will cut the budget for Vocational Education Training in independent schools by 33%, and blames funding...
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If only we could rely on our local media
Thanks Charles and Claire. I had the same thoughts whilst I was researching this piece. Indeed, I wouldnt have bothered if I...
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Gunns pulp mill hangs in the balance
Sydney businessman Geoff Cousins (pictured left) yesterday told The Australian a representative of Sodra had indicated to him that it was “possible”...
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AIRD’S PULP MILL BLINKERS HIDE REAL OPPORTUNITIES
Should Have Met ICT Companies to Leverage NBN Rollout The Tasmanian Greens today accused Treasurer Michael Aird of missing opportunities for Tasmania...
