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824Draft Regulations for Aerial and Ground Spraying
The Minister for Primary Industries and Water Bryan Green said today draft regulations to help ensure the safe use of pesticides in...
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A Forestry roadmap. More on the Black Flag rally, tomorrow
Let’s start to lay out a possible roadmap. These are some of the things I would like to see in developing a...
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Jubilation in Moneygall
Afterwards, they were jubilant; high as kites. “The greatest day this village has ever had, ever will have,” said a flushed Henry...
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Ta Ann: Why employ 34 Malaysian workers in an area of high Tasmanian unemployment?
Senator Bob Brown today questioned immigration officials about Ta Ann’s use of 457 visas to employ 34 Malaysian workers as machinists, technicians...
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Watch: the End of Forestry Tas Ad
• New ad campaign launched to dismantle the Forestry Tasmania GBE A coalition of individuals and environment groups today launched an ad...
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No more circus funding
We should expose last week’s “walk-out” by TWS from the Forestry talks for the fraud that it is. This was an orchestrated...
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The Critical Decade
Labor and the Greens have seized on a report from the government-appointed Climate Commission to ram home the need for urgent action...
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$70m and still no live foxes. Government committed to continued funding
WITH front-line jobs expected to be on the chopping block as the state government brings down its budget in just over three...
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Huonville: judge for yourself. Foresters claim ‘pledge’. Parliament rally, Wednesday. New Ads.
HERE • Matthew Denholm, The Australian: Green groups reneged on Gunns mill: timber industry TIMBER industry figures claim peak conservation groups made...
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What if trees could sue?
If Nature had rights, would it change the way we viewed it? Giving nature legal rights in a similar way as humans...
