Tasmanian Times
Environment
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785Profits of Doom
For the past three years at least the whole world has been treading a fine line along the edge of a financial...
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What a Tangled Web we weave …
A Response to Dr Volker’s Article (HERE: Wilderness Society associates benefit from government largesse) Is anyone else driven to distraction by the...
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Huon Valley Guessing Games: Where apathy rules
It’s Town Forum time again in the Huon, starting at Geeveston (tonight, Monday November 7, 6pm), followed by Cygnet (tomorrow, Tuesday November...
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Largest coalition in Tasmanian history calls for Local Government reform
The largest coalition of peak bodies in Tasmanian history has united today (Sunday) in the campaign calling for local government reform. With...
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drumMUSTER leads rural recycling revolution
As National Recycling Week moves into full swing, one of the rural industry’s great waste recycling programs continues to work hard for...
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Use physics in spraying
Use physics in spraying GREGOR HEARD 01 Nov, 2011 04:00 AM FARMERS could be forgiven for not thinking in terms of physics...
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Court case can end Gunns’ proposed Pulp Mill once and for all
Gunns’ proposed pulp mill in the picturesque tourist region of the Tamar Valley in Tasmania, Australia is in the Courts again. There...
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Stephen Mayne has fallen down very badly …
The following was written for the largely Mainland readers of crikey.com and a person called Glen Davies who cannot spell and who...
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Greens No to mad mill plan. Marr’s anger
The Tasmanian Greens today rejected outright the idea of a woodchip export facility on Hobart’s waterfront, describing it as a “mad idea”...
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Tasmanian Premier Lara Giddings’s mill plan risks Greens, forestry deals
CONTROVERSIAL plans are being drawn up for a new Tasmanian woodchip mill – potentially exporting from Hobart’s waterfront – to side-step the...
