Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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How to fight the mill (2)
Tim, Janie and Peter OK, for those who want to help via EFT, the details are as follows … Read more, Comment...
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Runaway!
Mike Bolan Government programs that are destroying our food production systems … LOOKING at the patterns of recent events, there appears to...
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Why delay matters
phill Parsons The plan and the reality — what it means for delaying action to move beyond zero carbon emissions The reality...
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George River: it’s official
Alison Bleaney Unfortunately, it’s official! From DPIW today(Fri) via a media release – figures on their website – all 12 sample bottles...
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The self-important species
Neil Smith Like Ben, I’m probably a pantheistic monist. Nature and god are pretty much synonymous. That’s probably why I am also...
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A long farewell to the Tamar Valley
Jonathan Bowden Watching the sweep of calm water that runs past Swan Point at high tide, you have to ask yourself honestly...
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All that is left
Ben Spinoza It is a win-win situation for big business, engineered partially by the Greens, and aided and abetted by the Liberals....
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Pesticides: they must act
Frank Nicklason Dr Bleaney’s recently published chemical audit of St Helens’ water supply can no longer be ignored. THE letter (Mercury 15/5)...
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How to fight the mill …
Peter Cundall, Ald. Janie Finlay, Tim Thorne Directors, Campaign for a Clean Tamar Valley The mill’s proponents have a lot more resources,...
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The future
Shaun Long term, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Tasmanian wood processed into not paper (the ultimate end use of most wood...
