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782Day by Day: Pulp, Chips and Pipelines
What a Week that Was … Salvador Dali and the Domino Effect Download: WHAT_A_WEEK_THAT_WAS.doc • Follow the Gunns Share Price HERE •...
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Snapshot: A few weeks in the world of mining
Peru At least five people have died and more than 30 were injured in clashes between police and anti-mining demonstrators in southern...
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Current economic theory and practice is insane: Change is possible
Current economic practices were created and imposed by greedy people who are socially and ecologically and in several respects economically illiterate. However,...
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Bedside ritual
The bedside ritual continues into the night. The slow, almost unperceivable heart rate, seen only on the monitor high above the bed,...
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Give up an en suite or world goes down toilet
Don’t know about you, but my electricity bill has almost doubled in five years. An early adopter of the denial approach to...
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Retired Brigadier Neil Weekes MC throws down the gauntlet
Retired Brigadier Neil Weekes, holder of the Military Cross, has come out fighting in a Call to Arms in Independent Australia. And...
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End Speed Limit signs must go
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Minister for Infrastructure, David O’Byrne, to support calls for an end to the confusing and...
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Nuclear Free Asia Pacific
Nuclear Free Asia Pacific – declaration It does appear as though the tide against the nuclear fuel cycle is growing especially after...
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The Case for a Ban on Gas Fracking: Food and Water Watch Report
Last month, DeSmogBlog released Fracking the Future (HERE), an in-depth report on the threats posed by unconventional gas drilling and the efforts...
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Tas Greens May Face Conservationist Revolt
Spokesperson for the ‘Keep The Capes Wild’ group Mr Ted Mead said today that “the Tasmanian Green’s 2011 Budget position of supporting...
