Tasmanian Times
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Without losses Forestry makes, Gunns could not exist
Barnaby Drake If Forestry were to cease operating immediately, we would be saved an enormous fortune in taxes and we would retain...
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A victory in PNG
Chris Harries This is worth people hearing about. This is the notorious Malaysian company that has been ruthlessly ransacking PNG’s tropical forests....
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Bartlett’s balancing act
Sue Neales Mercury His natural ideology is much more in tune with that of other techno-savvy educated well-travelled generation Xers than with...
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Pulp mill on the backburner
Nick Clark Mercury GUNNS Limited has placed the $2.2 billion Bell Bay pulp mill on the backburner until the global financial crisis...
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Bid to call Lennon, Gay fails
Michael Stedman Mercury THE Greens have failed in an attempt to call former premier Paul Lennon and Gunns chairman John Gay before...
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Forest industry review
Sue Neales Mercury THE State Government has begun a major review of the forest industry. The review coincides with continuing tensions between...
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Green Politics, the Balance of Power and the Green New Deal
Christine Milne Speech to the Sydney Institute, Mo, Oct 27 Victor Hugo once said “There is nothing so powerful as an idea...
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Florentine’s front line
Sue Neales Mercury Miranda Gibson, a fragile-looking teacher from Brisbane who specialises in caring for special-needs pupils, has been living rough in...
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Labor drives the wedge
Jon Ayling I often wonder if there are any members of the Labor government who feel slightly concerned or perhaps embarassed that...
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Gunns: Questions for the Chairman
Questions for Chairman Gay Gunns AGM is this Thursday (Oct 30). Following Gunns’ last AGM described as a complete circus by many...
