Tasmanian Times
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1.3KAward winner
B C D A portfolio of four Tasmanian landscape photographs have won a national award for Tasmanian photographer Geoffrey Lea. At a...
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Pulp mill fury: in Argentina
“Si a la vida, no a las papeleras” (yes to life, no to the paper pulp mills) 4 May 2006 AN international...
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No thought for the future
WHILE many Tasmanians wish for a profitable forest industry they are appalled by the clearfelling of State owned Old Growth Forest and...
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Dear Mr Abetz
Thankyou for your reply to my email of February 2006. I am pleased that you have reviewed the documentary Two Visions and...
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End of the Weld … Tiger country
ONE of the least known and seldom visited wilderness areas of the state is Southern Tasmania’s Weld River Valley. Up unto recently,...
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A perfect autumn day
The city, from Howrah, April 28, 2.50pm: The city that vanished into the haze: Hobart from Howrah Beach, 4.45pm: Meanwhile, near Launceston,...
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Morning and evening
The changing autumn sky in Tasmania … just a stone’s throw from the proposed pulp mill. The morning was crisp, the thermal...
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Tiger photos – the real story
IN early February 2005, Klaus Emmerichs and his partner Birgit Jansen arrived in Tasmania from expressly to walk the “Overland Track” within...
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Gunns a loser
Extract: TASMANIAN timber giant Gunns Ltd yesterday lost a bid to terminate a contract because of a collapse in the market for...
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The truth about dioxin
DIOXINS are a group of persistent organic pollutants. They are contaminants in many petrochemicals including now banned pesticides such as the notorious...
