Tasmanian Times
Environment
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March against the mill
Paul Oosting Wilderness Society Press Release 8,000 people march the streets of Launceston in a massive display of opposition to Gunns’ pulp...
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Gunns seal study flawed
Lee Bell National Toxics network Press Release Whilst the risk assessment report prepared by Toxikos for Gunns focuses almost exclusively on dioxins,...
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This is madness
Rupert Kenyon Dear Tasmanians,I visited your beautiful Isle eight years ago and was gob-smacked by your amazing wilderness. I promised myself I’d...
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Chemicals found in Tasmanian rivers
The Premier Mr Paul Lennon Parliament House Hobart Tasmania. 8 September 2006 Dear Premier, There is some disturbing information in the DPIW...
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LCC: You do not speak for me
Cameron Hindrum IN its infinite collective wisdom, the Launceston City Council have decided not to engage in the unseemly business of cavorting...
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Debating the pulp mill
“This House agrees that the Pulp Mill Will Benefit Tasmanians”DEBATE SERIES Tuesday 19th September @ 7 pm University of Tasmania, Newnham Campus...
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1.5KResidents’ water pleas ignored
Kim Booth, Press Release “It is appalling that Gunns have apparently refused the reasonable request of the Peters family to desist from...
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Fox: Sure, it will be too late
Nick Mooney Remember what Dr Sally Bryant said 5 years ago on scepticism about foxes in Tasmania: “The only thing we can...
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Mill gets water, people get restrictions
Buck Emberg I cannot nail down the future water possibilities but it appears that the government and the guarantors of the pulp...
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Last stop on the shimmering way
Donald Knowler A PEREGRINE falcon witnessed Stan Jones’ last journey on the 296 bus. A black cockatoo and a butcherbird were there,...
