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Timber industry should speak to bankers, not old-style politicians: our common ground
Media Release Thursday 18 March 2010 Timber industry should speak to bankers, not old-style politicians: our common ground Our common ground today...
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Timber industry using old-style tactics for old-style politicians
MEDIA RELEASE – 18 March 2010 Timber industry using old-style tactics for old-style politicians Today’s planned stunt by timber industry groups is...
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NONE of the candidates indicated any support for the proposed Ralphs Bay canal estate.
Download a pdf version at: www.saveralphsbay.org/pdf/SRBMedia18Mar10.pdf ELEVEN of the seventeen candidates running in Franklin attended or were represented at the Save Ralphs...
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729Ralphs Bay: Ross Butler lashes Labor
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Rowallan Dam fears
Hydro Tasmania communications manager Ian Colvin said he had been advised that the maintenance work was advertised in public notices, printed in...
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Gunns tries to clear-fell a forest of speculation
RECENT days have seen a swirl of speculation surround Gunns, Australia’s largest woodchipping company. Chairman John Gay has come out swinging as...
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Gunns: on an expedition to discover the headwaters of S—t Creek without any Plan B
IT WAS bound to happen. The institutions growing weary of propping up Gunns, whilst seeing its share price plummeting. They’ve been too...
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The far-reaching implications of Gunns boardroom drama
John Gay, the chairman of Australia’s largest woodchipping company, has launched a desperate public rearguard campaign against demands by institutional investors that...
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Forestry burns Tasmania … and Labor
Tim Morris The Tasmanian Greens today accused the Bartlett Labor Government of putting the interests of the forest industry before the health...
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Unhealthy relationship: Open letter to politicians
Open letter sent to Messrs Bartlett, Hodgman and McKim from 26 Hobart UTAS academics, plus the Hon. Justice Slicer and lawyer Roland...
