Tasmanian Times
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989These emails are genuine
Personally there is no doubt in my mind that these e-mails are genuine. There is so much agreement between the activities and...
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Gunns: Do they deserve public funds?
Ed: Tasmanian Times received these emails from an anonymous source yesterday. They purport to be internal Gunns emails. They have been carefully...
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DPIWE must explain decision to process dam permits. Second week in custody. Gunns’ End Game.
The Tasmanian Greens are calling on the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Energy to explain the basis for its decision...
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Fixed costs won’t lower water use. Hundreds of Health jobs to go, say Unions
WATER meters will do almost nothing to curb usage because a fixed fee will make up about 60 per cent of all...
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Don’t Delay the Train!
To quote from the pre-election policy of Ministers McKim and O’Connor, “Moving NOW to establish a light passenger rail service for Hobart...
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Gunns dam permit application is premature
The Tasmanian Greens today called for the Attorney General to seek legal advice regarding the status of Gunns Ltd’s dam permits in...
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Sudden Impact – When Will Gunns Finally Hit the Wall?
Dirty Harry once said, ‘Opinions are like assholes. Everybody has one.’ So, this is my opinion, for your consideration. The Pulp Mill...
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Decline of Tasmanian Devils opens the way for introduced predators
Devils have declined by 90% on the Freycinet Peninsula in Tasmania. The Devil facial tumour disease is a contagious cancer. This is...
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Pesticides increase diabetes risk
New science confirms that exposure to pesticides — especially those classified as persistent organic pollutants (POPs) — can impair the body’s ability...
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Air pollution and woodsmoke
Air pollution and woodsmoke are controversial subjects. A CSIRO study, partly funded by Forestry Tasmania, found that in Geeveston, a Huon Valley...
