Tasmanian Times
Environment
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The Battlefield
Pete Hay, The Deep End It is an act of utter violence; I keep using the word brutalism in regard to them....
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The culture of contempt
Richard Wilson The public analysis of the ‘Lords of the Forest’ program, particularly its treatment of Tasmanian Premier Paul Lennon, is suggestive...
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Ralphs Bay: Peter Tucker muddies the debate
Cassy O’Connor Federally, both Harry Quick and Duncan Kerr have been shining lights for a disenfranchised community. Whichever way their party rules,...
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Basil and the fox
David Obendorf The preliminary findings of the post mortem examination should be able to determine the time of death, the likely cause...
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Leave the umpire alone?
The Mercury It’s a slight on the members of the commission to suggest that it merely does the Government’s bidding. It makes...
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Pulp mill facts
Vica Bayley Gunns responded to The Wilderness Society’s open invitation info day by arguing that had we contacted them, Gunns’ would have...
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The GM myth
Steve Connor, The Independent One of the major arguments in favour of growing GM crops has been undermined by a study showing...
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The quality of water is not strained
Nick McKim, Press Release “Tasmania’s drinking water quality under Labor is unacceptable, and Paul Lennon must accept that the state government has...
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Ralphs Bay: the Franklin fallout
Sue Neales, Mercury But on a federal level, the re-emergence of Ralphs Bay as a key community issue in south-east Tasmania might...
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1.0KAn Inconvenient Truth
An Inconvenient Truth SENATOR Christine Milne presents Al Gore’s remarkable film about global warming; ‘An Inconvenient Truth’. ‘Humanity is sitting on a...
