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971Rally to Protest: Democracy Betrayed – Tasmanians Betrayed
Saturday May the 14th – 11.30 AM. Royal Park, Launceston*. TAP Into A Better Tasmania is organising a rally and march in...
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Where are those high conservation value forests?
Environmental groups have released a new map, HERE which aims to identify the overlap between proposed logging areas and areas which have...
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Pictures of a Protest: Brighton Bypass, Thursday, April 14
ABC Online: Aborigines step up bypass protest Aboriginal protesters have brought work to a halt on the Brighton Bypass in Tasmania’s south....
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Business – including GBE – aids pulp mill bid
MORE than 100 Tasmanian business leaders have urged the community to put aside the differences of the past and back the Tamar...
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Fish farm decision good sign for future
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown today congratulated the Marine Farming Review Panel on its decision to reject Tassal’s application to expand its...
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Last permit for Brighton bypass
The Tasmanian Government has cleared the way for a bridge to be built over the oldest evidence of human habitation in the...
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A Brief Analysis of Forestry Tasmania’s Financial and Economic Performance
Ed: This early draft of ‘A Brief Analysis of Forestry Tasmania’s Financial and Economic Performance’ has been withdrawn at the author’s request....
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Political Myths WE Live By
Whenever most conversations I have these days move around to matters political I often find myself in a quandary. I have the...
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Premier Giddings and Army Deputy Chief launch new books
At a dual book launch today in Hobart at the Anglesea Barracks the Tasmanian Premier, Lara Giddings and Deputy Chief of Army,...
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Forest ‘peace’ deal piecemeal on high conservation value
The ‘Tasmanian Forests Statement of Principles’, signed last year between forest industry and some conservation organisations, doubtless presents both an opportunity and...
