Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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The water mill
Gemma Tillack In the lead up to the last state election The Wilderness Society called upon all political parties to protect the...
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Pacific rim pulp mill fight
Surfrider Foundation WHAT happens when your pristine surf break in Newport, Oregon becomes the dumping ground for a private company’s toxic waste?...
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Why Ralphs Bay must not be touched
Nick Evers I would not describe myself as a belligerent anti-developer — nor even an amiable one — and I rarely get...
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Uranium: economic bonanza or faustian bargain?
Chris Harries Until now, the world’s 440 nuclear reactors have largely been fuelled by using plutonium from dismantled cold war stockpiles. Mined...
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Mr Rolley’s reply
Bob Loone When he does that, I along with members of the Western Rivers Preservation Trust, look forward to meeting Mr. Rolley...
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Fox-kill driver is a hero, but who is he?
David Obendorf If the driver decides not to identify himself or provide his vehicle for examination, then the discovery of corroborating evidence...
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Carry on chipping
Sue Neales , Mercury EXPORTS of raw woodchips will not cease once the proposed new $1.4 billion pulp mill on the Tamar...
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The Battlefield
Pete Hay, The Deep End It is an act of utter violence; I keep using the word brutalism in regard to them....
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The culture of contempt
Richard Wilson The public analysis of the ‘Lords of the Forest’ program, particularly its treatment of Tasmanian Premier Paul Lennon, is suggestive...
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Ralphs Bay: Peter Tucker muddies the debate
Cassy O’Connor Federally, both Harry Quick and Duncan Kerr have been shining lights for a disenfranchised community. Whichever way their party rules,...
