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903Leatherwood: A business struggling to survive, because of …
The recent report and commentary in the media about the growing importance of exports of leatherwood honey to China is welcome positive...
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Hobart Baroque: The long-cherished dream becomes reality …
Hobart hosts Australia’s first-ever annual festival celebrating music of the 17th and 18th centuries. January 1988. Bicentennial year. The previous November I’d...
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Minister McKim may miss the train
Rail Action Group President, Ben Johnston, said “Minister McKim is rapidly running out of time to leave a positive impression on Hobart’s...
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Woodside dumps James Price Point …
Phillip Roe, Richard Hunter and former Greens leader Bob Brown view dinosaur footprints at the proposed gas hub at James Price Point...
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Saving Our Solar …
Saveoursolar.org has been formed to give a full independent voice for both consumers and those concerned with the solar business here in...
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Forestry burns causing havoc for Smithton residents
Pic: John Hawkins Pic: Bob Hawkins The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Health Minister of ignoring the serious health impacts from Forestry...
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The Bradbury Effect (or why the Liberals can’t win in 2014)
Sometime before 17 May next year, Tasmanians will go to an election. If opinion polls, social media or editorial content in The...
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Forestry burn-offs set to threaten health and well-being
Pic: John Hawkins Pic: Bob Hawkins The Tasmanian Greens today condemned the start of the annual forestry industry high intensity burn-off regime,...
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Big questions over status of plantation estate
The Tasmanian Greens today raised concerns over the status of thousands of hectares of Crown land currently under forestry plantations, which have...
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Greens: End $13 billion fossil fuel subsidies for big mining companies
The Australian Greens have released new costings by the Parliamentary Budget Office that show that Labor’s spending on fossil fuel subsidies for...
