Tasmanian Times
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The Bartlett Vision (1)
CHRIS PIPPOS, Food bowl plans may end in disaster … SENIOR bureaucrats have shared serious concerns about Premier David Bartlett’s $400million food...
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Pricing our heritage
BARNABY DRAKE Nowhere have I been able to find the real value of trees and forests in terms of what they are...
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If the mill is built …
PHILL PARSONS Legal precedents about activities subsequent to approval will only be set by the Pulp Mill Assessment [Approval] Act if the...
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The whole sorry saga, from the beginning …
ROCKY Rob, Honni and others who appear to be supporting the proposed pulp mill. You may well understand the actions and attitudes...
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Forestry on the throne
JOHN HAYWARD I’ve recently been in a legal battle which likewise involved the logging industry and the Judicial Review Act, though not...
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Buses and dead possums
BEVERLEY BRILL Mr Sturgess and Metro are really doing a number on Tasmanian bus users. They ask us to use buses, then...
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Atrazine: How Much Weed Killer Is Safe in Your Water Glass?
CHARLES DUHIGG, New York Times For decades, farmers, lawn care workers and professional green thumbs have relied on the popular weed killer...
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Jorgen and Norah on the Ross Bridge
KIM PEART, Remembering the bicentenary of Jorgen Jorgenson’s rule of Iceland, 25 June to 22 August 1809 It is a mystery out...
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‘Bartlett’s ‘boldness’ misses the mark’
SUE NAPIER, Shadow Minister for Education, MR Saturday 22 August, 2009 Premier Bartlett will need to start listening to parents and teacher...
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Homecoming for Lockerbie bomber/ A convenient scapegoat?
BBC Scotland The Libyan man jailed in Scotland for blowing up a US airliner over Lockerbie in 1988 has returned to his...
