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1.1KThe morbid fascination of Tasmania’s tragedy … and our way forward
Best of the best, elite Jatropha pgx Gen3 unpruned. 3.5 months in the ground, from 200mm seedlings. Neither climate nore soil are...
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Stop it now … permanently. Caught! FT roading, logging and burning in HCV forests
Photos: Matthew Newton http://www.matthewnewton.com.au/ • FT’S PARTIAL BURNS HALT NEEDS TO BE STATE-WIDE & PERMANENT Paul ‘Basil’ O’Halloran MP Greens Health spokesperson...
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Rethink FT: The devastating truth about a Rogue Agency
FT head Bob Gordon and Forests Minister Bryan Green Picture at Hadleys: Doug O’Neil Picture at Hadleys: Thomas Moore Dr. Thomas Moore,...
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Race to find financier as Gunns pulp mill faces uncertain future
Code Green pic Tasmanian timber company Gunns’ proposed $2.3 billion Bell Bay Pulp Mill — still reeling from the withdrawal of a key financier — could...
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Attacked by Vandals. Found! New roading, logging and burning in HCV forests
• Huon Valley Environment Centre hit by vandals for 5th time in six months Volunteers at the Huon Valley Environment Centre arrived...
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Happy Easter, now stay indoors. FT’s 245 burns a threat to wine industry
The Greens today warned Tasmanians to brace themselves for a smoke-wreathed Easter, as another annual forest burning season is about to kick...
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Setting the stage for government to persecute people, particularly farmers
ABC pic For the past year, we have been battling proposed changes to the Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Control of Use) Regulations...
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IGA deal must deliver on forest biodiversity as well as new reserves
The Tasmanian Conservation Trust stated today that a final deal resulting from the Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) must deliver the 572,000...
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Dr Roscoe Taylor must act on Rosebery water filter results
The Toxic Heavy Metals Taskforce Tasmania are concerned over recent results from heavy metal tests conducted on a kitchen bench top water...
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School Viability Report Accepted
The Minister for Education and Skills, Nick McKim, today announced a new, transparent process to determine the viability of Tasmanian Government schools....
