Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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713Has Forestry Changed its Spots?
Has Forestry changed its spots? The answer is definitely not. Last weekend I went on a trip up to Dublin Plains, which...
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Wrecking ball fears for old fort
THE Defence Department is expecting an outcry over plans to demolish 42 structures with heritage significance at a Tasmanian military landmark over...
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Trust us. Not yet!
Simon’s plaintive cry suggested, inter alia, environmentalists are operating in “a knowledge vacuum” away from “the harder reality” of a true understanding...
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Take a stand with the beekeepers
On what scientific grounds does Tasmania continue to use the pesticides neonicotinoids, including imidacloprid? Both agriculture and forestry use these pesticides. Forestry...
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The Forests Agreement to end all forestry disagreement?
An outbreak of peace is threatened in the forests of Tasmania. We have a Forests Agreement to end all forestry disagreement. A...
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Pulp mill boss recruited to make project appealing
THE new head of Gunns’ Bell Bay pulp mill project was head-hunted to make the controversial mill more palatable to would-be financiers....
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The Chronicle 56: Fleet Street at work and play
Don Bentley climbed the marble staircase of the Sun newspaper’s headquarters with slow, deliberate steps. He had seen this imposing stairwell before,...
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Warning: “Greater exposure” to Fox News will lead to “increased misinformationR
A World Public Opinion (WPO) poll finds that a remarkable 60% of those who watched Fox News almost daily believe that “Most...
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More of Arnold’s War …
The World — and especially Europe — was at a crossroads in mid-1939, a crossroads that were to prove “the war to...
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The Wood Smoke Activist
Below is the January issue of the Wood Smoke Activist. I hope you will find it both interesting and helpful in finding...
