Tasmanian Times
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915This is not just another Budget. It is a critical indicator of political and policy intent.
The 2011-12 Tasmanian budget matters a great deal. It will be a defining moment in the life expectancy of the Labor-Green minority...
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Penola pulp mill plans dead
PLANS to revive the $1.5 billion Penola Pulp Mill are dead with the company behind the mill calling in liquidators. The company’s...
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Declaration for safer Australian pesticide laws
Dear all Thank you for lending your support to NTN’s campaign for safer Australian pesticide laws, in partnership with the WWF, CHOICE...
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STAGE ONE TARKINE LOOP ROAD TO BEGIN END OF YEAR
This Tarkine Tourism Investment is Appropriate and Welcome for Region The Tasmanian Greens today called on Minister for Infrastructure, David O’Byrne, to...
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Gunns: The Farce continues
He’s one funny dude, that Gunns’ boss. Most chief executives, staring at insolvency unless they could stump up $55 million within a...
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Mill sale hinges on forestry peace deal
Tasmanian timber company, Gunns Limited, has confirmed it has a conditional buyer for its Triabunna wood chip mill. A Tasmanian consortium headed...
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National Day of Action against live exports
The National Day of Action against live exports will go ahead on June 18 in capital cities and regional centres across Australia....
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Million Dollar Opportunities
Alderman Philip Cocker is calling on the Hobart City Council to examine the risks and possibilities from oil price vulnerability. “My motion...
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Call for Heritage Council Review and roles given to the City Council
Hobart City Alderman Jeff Briscoe said today that the duplication of the assessment of heritage applications by both the Heritage Council and...
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Parliament to debate real estate ban
Today, the lower house of the Tasmanian Parliament will debate the Canal Estates (Prohibition) Bill which was tabled by Planning Minister Bryan...
