Tasmanian Times
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The Tasmania Tomorrow education disaster (2)
MERCURY THE Education Union has demanded a plan to fix problems with education reforms be produced within two weeks. An AEU survey...
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Secrets behind push for pulp mill
SURVEYOR NINE As someone who was intimately involved in forestry and MIS companies I feel that I should point out that the...
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Where was the climate impact assessment?
GREG CLAUSEN There has never been a climate impact assessment for the $40m+ Kingston Bypass project, yet the Kingborough Council Planning Committee...
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Quality Air Tasmania
Dear Friends of fresh air, Please write or call 63993345 to record any smoke pollution effects on health, however minor eg :asthma...
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Senator Rachel Siewert still a little green
LAURIE OAKES, HeraldSun RACHEL Siewert radiated righteous anger last weekend, after flying over the West Atlas oil rig spill in the Timor...
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Plantations tax rort must be ended, not extended
SENATOR CHRISTINE MILNE The Managed Investment Scheme tax rort for plantations which has been a blight on regional Australia must be ended,...
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Premier must stop Forestry chipping valuable Tasmanian timber
KIM BOOTH, Greens forestry spokesperson MR Valuable Myrtle, Celery Pine, Blackwood and Sassafras Logs Head for the Chipper…AGAIN !!!!. The Tasmanian Greens...
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Polluters to face a minimum sentence of three years in prison
JAKARTA POST Environmental polluters will face a minimum sentence of three years in prison with fines of up to Rp 10 billion...
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Concerns over actions of ACL directors
NICK McKIM, Greens leader The Tasmanian Greens today expressed deep concern over revelations that two former Directors of ACL Bearings received redundancy...
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Kingston Bypass: Stop this act of stupidity
The December Climate Conference in Copenhagen comes to Kingborough early this year in the form of the Development Application for the Kingston...
