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1.7KMIS: A final domino falls over. Forestry blames GFC. Gunns quits FIAT, says it’s lost the battle ..
ONE of the last of the listed managed investment schemes has fallen over, with receivers and managers appointed to Willmott Forests. The...
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Afghanistan: the supposed threat to national security
Many people say they don’t know why we are in Afghanistan, meaning they want the troops back. But others are unclear about...
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Wood fiber costs fall
Wood fiber costs for the global pulp industry fell in the 2Q/10 after having increased for 18 months, reports the Wood Resource...
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Devil: Letter from Concerned Scientists
LETTER FROM CONCERNED SCIENTISTS 7 September 2010 R.E: DEVILS IN DANGER – An investigation into the threatened species of the Upper Florentine...
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Threatened Species Day Presentation Highlights Plight of Handfish
Monday 6 September Environment Tasmania will host a presentation focussed on the lesser known marine species the Handfish for this year’s Threatened...
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Arsenic and Lead in drinking water – flawed advice on testing
TOXIC HEAVY METALS TASKFORCE TASMANIA (THMTT) Media Release Friday 3rd September 2010 Residents notified of alarming levels of arsenic and lead in...
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‘Secret forest deal leaked. Draft agreement in full’
Karl Stevens, writing on his blog: West Tamar Talk, HERE: Published Here (on Karl Stevens’ blog) For The First Time Ever. Geoffrey...
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A win-win for industry?
Sharon Beder is author of the very well known expose “Global Spin – The Corporate Assault on Environmentalism”. In Sharon Beder’s recent...
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Arsenic and Lead in drinking water – flawed advice on testing
Residents notified of alarming levels of arsenic and lead in drinking water at Royal George, but poor advice given to doctors on...
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Outfoxing the fox in Tasmania – a short review
The bestseller history book on Tasmanian’s decade long war against foxes is now being rewritten for the umpteenth time. For those vaguely...
