Tasmanian Times
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833Strong Sales of Organic Foods Attract Investors
PARIS — Even during a period of rising food prices and economic uncertainty, Damien Bignon, a poultry farmer in the Paris region,...
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To Make Logging Legal, Liberia Will Give Every Tree a Barcode
The African country of Liberia is blessed with lush rainforests full of pygmy hippos, Diana monkeys, duikers, and lots of valuable trees....
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Abbott: MIS a problem
OPPOSITION leader Tony Abbott has contradicted his party’s stance on managed investment schemes. Mr Abbott told a community meeting in Colac last...
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Startled Mercury wakes up … a bit
Editorial: Economy based on our diversity THE MERCURY | May 24, 2011 10.57am FORMER Labor premier Jim Bacon swept to power in...
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Hundreds of Tasmanian species on Threatened Species list
The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed, May 25)outlined the devastating list of endangered or critically endangered species listed under the Threatened Species Protection...
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Pulp mill permit confusion
GUNNS Limited’s pulp mill project could be affected by an unclear term in the building permit. The Pulp Mill Assessment Act 2007...
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Threatened Species Day 2011 – Commemorating the last Tasmanian tiger
Hobart Greens alderman Bill Harvey is asking council for an extra special effort for this year’s Threatened Species Day on September 7th...
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Draft regulations for aerial and ground spraying fails to protect
Environment Tasmania has today expressed disappointment at the State government’s proposed regulations for managing ground and aerial spraying of pesticides as they...
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The Black Flagging of Parliament
Welcome to another day where black is the colour and none is the number. We have surrounded the front of this parliament...
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Syrupy Gutwein’s ode to Rauma … and the truth
On a chilly Hobart afternoon, a middle-aged, unemployed woman talked her husband and kid into attending their very first, real-life protest rally....
