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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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922Gunns 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...
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Welcome aboard Wong: climate change hits Tas rock lobster industry
“Three years ago I released a report on the Climate Impacts being felt in Tasmania and the change to the currents and...
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Bazza says sorry
A LOBBY group has apologised to gay and intersex people for ads it ran during the 2007 Federal election campaign. Timber Communities...
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AIRD SHOULD BE A STATESMAN REPRESENTING THE ELECTORS NOT A MESSENGER BOY FOR GUNNS
As Treasurer Flies Out on Last Taxpayer Funded Junket The Tasmanian Greens today said that Treasurer Michael Aird needs to remember that...
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WILDERNESS SOCIETY CALL FOR FULL DISCLOSURE ON PULP MILL MERCY-DASH
Businessman Geoff Cousins speaks out to confirm he is committed to stopping mill The Wilderness Society has written to Treasurer Michael Aird...
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Still waiting for answers
John Day’s article “Gunns — Why they will never find a gullible financier” argues that the pulp mill project will not find...
