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773Tasmania’s toxic time bomb
TASMANIA’S Environmental Protection Agency is refusing to identify contaminated waste sites littered around the state as protest grows over the siting of...
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The whole story …
Yesterday’s Examiner, September 16, carries an article on page 14, about the launch of a new Forestry Tasmania product called ‘hardlam.’ The...
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Ombudsman busts AFMA … Wilkie complaint upheld
Picture: Greenpeace Speakers included Paul O’Halloran, Andrew Wilkie, Julie Collins, and right, Dr Jonathan Nevill The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie,...
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Sailing away … Rally goes ahead
Fishing and environment groups welcome the passage of super trawler Bill through Lower House Thursday 13 September Environment and fishing groups welcome...
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Copping: Consultation Not Spin
Picture by David Obendorf taken off a podocast video of ABC1 news report from earlier this month. The Copping dump site by...
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NAPLAN highlights need for Gonski reforms
AEU Tasmanian Branch President Terry Polglase said the results of the latest NAPLAN was encouraging with incremental improvements in some areas but...
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Arson attack against Camp Florentine
Still Wild Still Threatened’s Camp Florentine has been subject to an arson attack in recent days. Personal and campaign property has been...
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Minister: Where is the transparency? Terry Long: Shree has a rehab plan
Stanley River mine site Minister Green refuses to release Statement of Reasons. Where is the transparency? Minister for Energy and Resources Bryan...
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A viable future for King Island
ABC pic of the abattoir The Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association was deeply disappointed by JBS Australia’s decision to close its King...
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Marti Zucco: A need to clarify
In response to the mis-information by Alderman Burnets comment below. “Greens alderman Helen Burnet, who initiated the gambling study, argued the council...
