Tasmanian Times
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924Prince of Wales on the Future for Food
A speech by HRH The Prince of Wales to the Future for Food Conference, Georgetown University, Washington DC 4th May 2011 President...
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Birth defect cluster sparks investigation
Health authorities are investigating a cluster of birth defects affecting an alarming number of babies born in a small northern New South...
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A week in the world´s forests
A week´s snapshot of forests around the world… Africa Liberia and the European Union have signed a deal to prevent illegal timber...
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Population strategy a missed oportunity
The Government’s population strategy represents a missed opportunity to put Australia’s population on a sustainable basis and curb our rapid population growth....
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Heavy metal suburbia
What do you do when signs like this condemn you to staying in heavy metal suburbia? Acres and rows of caravans, SUVs,...
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Markets for Change
In this day and age destroying our native forests is not the right way to turn a profit. Markets for Change is...
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Understanding home energy efficiency
Understanding home energy efficiency [infographic]. Lesson: Randy is sad and poor. Read more HERE
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Trouble in the AEU
Unconstitutional Plebiscite thrown out by Fair Work Australia Download decision: FairWkAustDecision.pdf Earlier on Tasmanian Times: More trouble in the AEU
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Population, Immigration and Citizenship, Week 18
Geoff Dickinson’s wonderful summation of worldwide links to articles and facts on population, immigration and citizenship. Download: 2011-Week_18_Population,_Immigration_and_Citizenship_20110507.doc
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National Trust’s plan is imaginative and brave
Fifteen months ago in one of these columns I deplored the public’s lack of knowledge about food. The extent of this among...
