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The Ralphs Bay barge
David Killick Mercury Save Ralphs Bay lobby group spokeswoman Cassy O’Connor said the barge was a reminder of an “odious and unsustainable...
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Timberrrr… share prices plummet, as do jobs
The Big Fall Gunns Great Southern Timbercorp And this is why: Investors wield the axe as Futuris blames forest scheme (MIS) for...
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Environment protectors limited
Mark Worley Mercury THE Environmental Protection Authority has only one permanent staff member and will have limited scope to police the forest...
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Police gear up to cope with pulp mill protest
Mark Worley Mercury TASMANIA Police has crafted a plan to deal with big protests at Gunns’ proposed pulp mill. Commissioner Jack Johnston...
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Hobart haze blows limits
Michael Stedman Mercury HOBART’S air quality breached national guidelines twice during the autumn burn-off season. Records released yesterday show harmful PM2.5 pollution...
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Oh, Damon …
Hag HOW delicious … it appears that the champion of all things development, particularly the pulp mill – TCCI boss Damon Thomas...
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Dear Kevin Rudd: TAP’s desperate mandarin plea
Bob McMahon TAP The letter was sent Priority Post on June 2nd 2008. As yet there has been no reply. “We apparently...
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What Forestry Tasmania don’t want you to see…
It is notable how quickly FT removed the multiple prior statements that were presented on its website and were linked to under...
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Mill taskforce cost $250,000
Mark Worley MORE than $250,000 of taxpayers’ money has been spent on the State Government’s pulp mill taskforce since last July. Wages...
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Doubt over Forestry claims
ABC Online There is doubt about Forestry Tasmania’s assertion that it chose not to renew accreditation with Australia’s peak ecotourism body. Read...
