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806Mekong: Troubled Waters …
The fate of 70 million people rests on what happens to the Mekong river. With world leaders meeting in Paris next week...
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One dead in log-truck smash …
A MAN died in a crash between a car and a truck on Birralee Road in the state’s North on Thursday. The...
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Japan’s decision to recommence whaling is caused by Australian government weakness
Greens spokesperson for Whaling, Senator Peter Whish-Wilson is calling on the Australian Government to immediately condemn Japan for their decision to recommence...
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VDL sale: Chinese businessman Lu Xianfeng revealed as buyer
The proposed buyer of Tasmanian dairy giant Van Diemen’s Land Company (VDL) is Moon Lake Investments, an Australian company set up specifically...
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TODAY: Registered Clubs Association of NSW folds …
The Registered Clubs Association of New South Wales is suing Andrew Wilkie for defamation in relation to his comments on the ABC...
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Mt Lyell re-opening likely within two to three years
*Pic: The Mt Lyall mine … *Pic: Copper … in its raw state … The Tasmanian government is now sure that the...
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Senate fails to reinstate night-fishing ban on super trawler Geelong Star by a vote
(Last) evening the Senate failed to disallow regulations that had lifted a ban on night fishing by the factory-freezer vessel Geelong Star...
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Researchers suspect fox evidence fabrication, Tasmania Government opts not to investigate
An independent scientific report using the Tasmanian Environment Department’s own data has suggested evidence of foxes may have been fabricated. The group...
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‘World’s Best Practice’ … ? Rebuff Libs, say Weber, Putt, McKim …
Fire bombing a logged couped – Once a pristine forest in the Tarkine. – Pic Anonymous *Pics: All images were taken in...
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STATE: Erich’s triumph …
The Examiner, the organ of the Right Wing of the Liberal Party in Tasmania has spent the past month – for some...
