Tasmanian Times
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887Sea Shepherd sails into uncertain safety in Southern Ocean
The Australian Government must have a plan in place to ensure the safety of all ships in our waters as the Sea...
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Resist Bryan Green’s bid to easily approve marine farms expansion
Deputy Premier Bryan Green last week gave himself the power to streamline approval for marine farms to expand. Environment groups say this...
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Is Beaconsfield the Canary in the mines?
The imminent closure of the Beaconsfield gold mine (ABC Online HERE) may be a warning that other big miners are pondering similar...
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Hodgman: Stand up and be counted. Judith King’s Citizen’s Report
Premier Lara Giddings, Deputy Brian Green in the background What a tangled Web we Weave…. I have looked at the transcript of...
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Assessing the risk of devil poisoning
Download: Hughes_et_al_2011_Assessing_risk_of_poisoning_of_devils.pdf This well referenced paper in a very reputable, peer-reviewed journal focuses on palatability of a particular bait type (Foxoff) to...
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Remembering Eureka
‘Swearing allegiance to the Southern Cross’ by Charles A. Doudiet On the 1st of December 1854 the first Southern Cross flag was...
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Seven Mile Peninsula: Is this a repeat of Ralphs Bay? Beaconsfield loses its lustre
Matthew Goggin The Tasmanian Conservation Trust today accused the state government of scraping the 2009 draft management plan for the Seven Mile...
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Nowhere to go …
YOUNG TASMANIANS MORE WORRIED ABOUT STRESS AND SCHOOL THAN EVER BEFORE: NATIONAL YOUTH SURVEY Young Tasmanians are more worried about school, study...
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Protecting forests can gain carbon funds and diversify Tasmania’s Economy
Wed, Nov 23, Catamaran.Image HERE Environment Tasmania, the state’s peak environment body, welcomed the Government hosted forest carbon forum today on the...
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Beggaring belief
The Tasmanian Greens today said that Forestry Tasmania should be scrapped, following the Auditor General’s revelations that the government business enterprise has...
