Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Turn your back
Jason Lovell I for one would be very tempted to dress in black and line the streets of the logger’s march, with...
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The state we’re in
Mike Bolan Paul Lennon is leading the Tasmanian charge to redefine the role of government. As a taxpayer, I thought government was...
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It’s my opinion
Mark Firstly, the opinion that forestry is supported by science whereas conservation is emotional is thin on fact and thick on rhetoric....
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Premier’s pulp fiction
Henry Melville As the Sweco assessment is released … Labor parliamentarians must be feeling particularly deceived and let down by the actions...
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To hell, all Gunns blazing
typingisnotactivism … revelations in the past month reveal a state-level democracy that is surely gone to hell — with all Gunns blazing....
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What Opposition?
Steve Personally I think the Tasmanian Liberals should be required to hand back their pay cheques from the Tasmanian taxpayer. Read more,...
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A Tasmanian catastrophe (2)
Bob McMahon, Alison Bleaney “Atrazine is even banned in Angola! How much more Third World can Australia be than to allow this...
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Pulp Mill: a timeline of deceit
Henry Melville lays out a “timeline of deceit” for the latest scandal to envelop the state Government over the approval process for...
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Dr Felmingham and thin ice
Frank Nicklason Dr Bruce Felmingham skated onto some very thin ice when he asserted that “the forestry industry sector is the only...
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Mill and risk assessment
Ken Partridge In the context of the Pulp Mill and the rising community awareness of the risks involved it is imperative that...
