Tasmanian Times
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Register of GM-Free Farms, Businesses & Councils launched
MEDIA RELEASE “Our interactive register is a public service, particularly to help shoppers find and support GM-free products and services,” says Gene...
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A wink’s as good as a nod
WAYNE CRAWFORD It was, of course, all off the record – “Don’t quote me, boys – you know I can’t tell you...
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828Peru violence, US silence
Peru’s rainforests and the people who depend on them continue to need your help. Last week, thousands upon thousands of you joined...
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CPRS regs
CHRISTINE MILNE These draft regulations confirm that the CPRS will be a multi-billion dollar wealth transfer from the people to the polluters...
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Gay on pulp mill panel
EXAMINER GUNNS Ltd executive chairman John Gay has been named on a Federal Government strategy panel that will undertake a comprehensive review...
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Mr Broden, Congratulations and please help protect Tasmania’s forests – The Wilderness Society
WILDERNESS SOCIETY. Södra set pulp mill conditions More than 4,000 signatures and less than two days after our original online action to...
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MIS critics spit chips. Triple blow for scheme investors
WEEKLY TIMES CRITICS of managed investment schemes have savaged the forestry industry for its continued vigorous support of the sector. Read more...
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Bay plan a blight
DAVID KILLICK Mercury THE Ralph’s Bay development would be a “blight on the landscape”, an inquiry has heard. Privately-held developers Walker Corporation...
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Trouble a t’college?
HAG There’s trouble at Hobart College (or whatever it’s now called), Hag is told, and her hit rate has been pretty good...
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Mayor returns fire on Lennon
LUKE SCOTT, Examiner LAUNCESTON Mayor Albert van Zetten has defended his leadership after criticism from former Premier Paul Lennon. In an opinion...
