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816The high cost of power (2)
Comment 6: At best, retail competition might save a few % on household power bills. What it amounts to in practice is...
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The stupidity that has no end … but is it Gunns end?
‘Policies that fuel further protest’: Miranda Gibson and the Observer Tree, http://www.observertree.org Pic: Alan Lesheim Is there really no end to the...
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Falling forests. Ta Ann threats. Softwood fears
Pic: Mike Adams; taken alongside the Upper Florentine track early last year Ali Alishah, Still Wild, Still Threatened Yesterday Still Wild Still...
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The tumbrels roll …
Premier Lara Giddings. In the background Deputy Bryan Green Assuming today’s Mercury story (O’Byrne coy on leadership tilt) story is to be...
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Frustration with dishonoured agreement leads to forest action. The Observer Tree
Environmentalists who have today set up a tree sit on the slopes of Mt Mueller, near Maydena, are understandably frustrated by inaction...
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Out with the lot of them
OK folks, let”s get this show on the road with some irrefutable facts. On 15/11/2001, Paul Lennon replied to my letter requesting...
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What is really needed to address climate change?
I’ll start at the beginning. Or about 56 million years ago, when the dinosaurs had only recently been extinguished and mammals were...
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Toxic group’s call for reforms on regulation of contaminated sites
Sludge bubbling to the surface in Rosebery The Tasmanian Public and Environmental Health Network (TPEHN) today released their position paper on reforms...
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The Genocide on our doorstep. Do we care?
Massive Indonesian offensive displaces thousands in Paniai as helicopters attack and raze villages Wednesday December 14, 2011 SPECIAL REPORT By Nick Chesterfield...
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Long-overdue rail investment will boost productivity
The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the Tasrail’s investment in 17 new locomotives as a significant step to revitalise rail freight services, long...
