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746Premier ‘moves to secure a sustainable forestry future’
Premier David Bartlett today announced plans for a high level strategic roundtable for the forest industry to secure jobs and provide the...
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Toxicity in Water of George River – Public Release of Research Findings (2004 to 2008)
The George River Water Quality Panel has not yet delivered on its promise to make public the scientific research handed over to...
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Here comes Jessica
Try this for a movie plot. A girl turns a deaf ear to the naysayers and upholders of male prejudice, pursues a...
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Zucco’s love of the motor car knows no bounds
Traffic calming in a suburban street is hardly what you would consider an earth shattering issue, but it’s been causing great pain...
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Florentine: Worth More Standing – Dinner Dance Auction
Download: conny_invite_front.pdf connys_invite_back.pdf Guest speaker Peter Cundall. Saturday 29th May, 6.30pm, $60 – $40. Forestville Memorial Hall, Crn Starkey St & Warringah...
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‘Underexposed’ Heritage Bill – Test of New Minister
Deep discontent is emerging from within the heritage sector at the lack of consultation surrounding the highly selective ‘exposure’ of the proposed...
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What price history?
Readers of Hobart’s Sunday newspaper were probably left bemused by a seemingly unrelated reference in a May 2 article on the threatened...
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Bank of America … and Gunns
The media frenzy that resulted from Bank of America’s (B of A) inadvertently breaching the reportable 5% threshold limit for an interest...
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Levee Line and Martial Law by Graeme Calder will be launched by Tasmanian writer Greg Lehman
MEDIA RELEASE Book launch – Levee Line and Martial Law by Graeme Calder -from Aboriginal Tasmania history series in Swansea, Saturday 15...
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Forestry crisis talks
Crisis talks between the State Government and forestry industry will continue tomorrow (Friday) but the industry can not say exactly what it...
