Tasmanian Times
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1.0KChile judge orders Pablo Neruda death probe
A judge in Chile has ordered an investigation into the death, in 1973, of the Nobel prize-winning poet, Pablo Neruda, following allegations...
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The Denison Debate – Another Night at the Burbury
Monday evening found us braving the chill of Hobart’s early winter to venture out and partake of The Denison Debate – ‘A...
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Hot Pursuit of Tuna Seiner Along Qaddafi’s Line of Death
Sunday morning, the Steve Irwin spotted five French vessels leaving Malta at high speed, bound for Libyan waters. One of the vessels,...
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TCT seeks Federal Court review of Burke’s mill decisions
TCT seeks Federal Court review of Minister Tony Burke’s 10 March decisions in relation to the Tamar Valley pulp mill On 6...
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Channelling Edouard Manet
As a photographer, there are times when the visual database stored in one’s subconscious, throws up a reference so overpowering it is...
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Forestry Tasmania’s priorities … and contempt?
Forestry Tasmania, as reported (HERE: Forestry Tasmania’s Secret) have been uncooperative with the provision of timely and relevant information to the current...
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Protesters call for abolition of Forestry Tasmania
Fifteen protesters today attempted to walk into the Forestry Tasmania head office in Scottsdale. Five of the protesters dressed as green living...
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Labor to embrace deal on logging
ENVIRONMENT Minister Tony Burke has signalled federal Labor is ready to embrace a once-in-a-generation deal to end Tasmania’s forestry wars, as loggers...
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Lost in the Forests
Sometimes the simple, tangible, holistic principles of spirit are overlooked as our planet continues its endless rotation. A quest for all that...
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NZ forest industry vs Oz forest industry
Here is an interesting article about the current state of the forest industry in New Zealand written by Paul Nicholls (a forester...
