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1.0KOne minute to midnight: The Brighton By-pass …
Sue Neales’ article in The Mercury 11 December (Bypass war looks lost: Extract on TT HERE) just about sums up the current...
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Gunns: A company teetering on the edge?
Gunns’ Joint Venture partners must be wondering what’s going on when they read the latest ASX announcement by Gunns that it requires...
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Is Botnia Gunns’ Joint Venture Partner?
Is Finland’s Metsa-Botnia Gunns’ pulp mill partner? In November I was told that Timo Piilonen, Gunns’ ‘pulp mill project manager’, does not...
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‘Gunns has an unfortunate history of corporate dishonesty …’
Last week, Lucy Landon-Lane (spokeswoman for Pulp the Mill) was contacted by “Social Sustainability Advisors” firm Pax Populus on behalf of Gunns,...
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Rosebery fire: Why?
There have been questions about whether I searched for dead wildlife as a result of the fickle Rosebery burn? HERE Yes, I...
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If … we had built a coal-fired power station and accepted $500m compo …
#20 1. It is factually correct that the King and Henty-Anthony schemes (a) were more costly per unit of output than the...
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Chronicle 55: Life and death in black and white
Don Bentley chained the front wheel of his bicycle to the railings of the Commercial Road car park and started to walk...
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Sea Shepherd Welcomes the Support of …
Sea Shepherd Welcomes the Support of the United States, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Australia in condemning Japanese whaling in the Southern...
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Bypass war looks lost
… Independent Denison MHR Andrew Wilkie, who asked the Federal Government to look at alternative options at Brighton when he supported their...
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Webster gets cash to buy walnuts. Gunns will get cash for the sawmill …
The Australian Financial Review today reported a Singapore listed company, Pacific Andes Resources Development, spent $51.7 million to buy Webster’s 19.8 per...
