Tasmanian Times
Environment
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YOUNG TASMANIANS MORE WORRIED ABOUT STRESS AND SCHOOL THAN EVER BEFORE: NATIONAL YOUTH SURVEY Young Tasmanians are more worried about school, study...
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Protecting forests can gain carbon funds and diversify Tasmania’s Economy
Wed, Nov 23, Catamaran.Image HERE Environment Tasmania, the state’s peak environment body, welcomed the Government hosted forest carbon forum today on the...
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Beggaring belief
The Tasmanian Greens today said that Forestry Tasmania should be scrapped, following the Auditor General’s revelations that the government business enterprise has...
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Tarkine tourism, a dead duck?
Pic: Chris Crerar Tarkine tourism, a dead duck? “Huge decisions regarding a wild landscape the caliber of the Tarkine are best made...
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Scientists sound alarm over Southern Ocean warming
New research shows the Southern Ocean is storing more heat than any other ocean in the world. The study, carried out by...
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Cut fossil fuel subsidies … and re-balance the budget
Think longer term: Look at revenue for the public purse and ditch short-term cuts Greens release Treasury costings The Australian Greens today...
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Conflict of interest: The cancer within our public life
My earlier piece, (A way forward for Tasmanian politics, HERE) identified independent political representatives as a possible cure for the ailments of...
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Bizarre, paranoid … or what?
From my vantage point at the southern end of the Pork Barrel Bypass (aka Kingston Bypass), I can see a short section...
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Barbara Etter: We need you …
Bob Gordon and Brian Green in a Forestry photo TT finance analyst John Lawrence penned this despairing addendum in comments to this...
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How Labor pinched IGA funds for Forestry Tasmania
Bob Gordon The Right To Information department at Forestry Tasmania is usually busy responding to Kim Booth’s requests for information … But...
