Tasmanian Times
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John Howard would be proud
ROGER HANNEY When is Kevin Rudd going to actually face off against major carbon emitters? It’s what he promised to do at...
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Chalices of poison passed around whilst opportunity for a stich in time slips rapidly by
THE PARSONS REPORT, phill Parsons, 10 July Well it’s been nice having a short low carbon break walking on Tasmanian beaches. Reality...
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Heritage through art
PERCY FROM THE PEWS Hobart City Council Alderman Helen Burnet made a significant observation in her continuing strong support for the restoration...
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It’s not just the birds
ISLA MACGREGOR, Whistleblowers Tasmania Bells are ringing … On the 14th March 2007 the National Toxics Network put out a Media Release:...
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Ralphs Bay special: Robert Morris-Nunn
SAVE RALPHS BAY, Professor Robert Mossi-Nunn speaks out at Ralphs Bay hearings “It’s the philosophical issue that there’s something special, unique about...
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The ethics of climate change
Professor MICHAEL S. NORTHCOTT Distinguished Christian ethicist, Professor Michael Northcott of Edinburgh University is visiting Australia at present. He’s the author of...
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Pembroke: A second call to debate
JAMES CROTTY, Independent Labor for Pembroke James Crotty the independent Labor Candidate for The Legislative Council seat of Pembroke today called on...
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Dear Mr Gay
RUSSELL LANGFIELD, Re: “Gunns is not turning a blind eye” July 10 TT And how is the Department of Tourism, Parks and...
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Crisis meeting of national groups over environment agency axing
PEAK ENVIRONMENT BODIES The peak environment bodies from Australia’s states and territories have held an emergency meeting in Hobart today prompted by...
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Sell asets for nothing; buy them back at the highest price
GERRY MANDER Two days ago it was announced that Walker Corporation were about to pay the Government $600,000 for Ralphs Bay. Not...
