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CONTAINER DEPOSIT SYSTEM D-DAY LOOMS
Yesterday, an Australian Senate report recommended that federal and state environment ministers should immediately advance analysis of container deposit schemes due to...
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GOVERNMENT MUST COME CLEAN ON PARKS CUTS AND FEE HIKES
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today demanded that the Bartlett Government come clean on how its massive cuts to the Parks and Wildlife...
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Tasmania joins global climate wake-up call
Flash mob by Hobart residents to sound the alarm Hobart–At 12.15pm, residents and visitors to Hobart will gather in Elizabeth Street Mall...
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777Bring your rage
“Bring your rage, bring your bells, whistles, pots and pans,” TAP organiser Bob McMahon said today. The “real” community Forum has been...
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Where’s logging, Mr Premier?
If you go to the home page of Premier David Bartlett’s Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts (Here) you will...
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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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Judge 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...
