Tasmanian Times
Environment
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939George River Water Quality Panel Bias: Claim
It was reported in the Examiner Newspaper on 21 April that there are now doubts over E.nitens toxins being the cause of...
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Gray goes
Hot off the ASX press – Robin Gray has retired as a director of Gunns, effective 5 May. Investors would seem to...
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Mill: Gunns is stuffed
… this thread started out talking about finance for a pulp mill or similar. For a moment, let’s forget lignin content, native...
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Government fears Deepwater Horizon well could become unchecked gusher…..
Extract..A confidential government report on the unfolding spill disaster in the Gulf makes clear the Coast Guard now fears the well could...
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Did the Wilderness Society have to explode?
It was inevitable that The Wilderness Society would one day explode. And, like that at Eyjafjallajökull, it did so in spectacular fashion...
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Government Called on to Defer Testing in Public Schools
Unions Tasmania Tasmanian Branch of the ACTU Media Release Wednesday, 5 May 2010 Government Called on to Defer Testing in Public Schools...
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On what basis, Dr Taylor?
The ABC report (HERE) says that a critical review (by Dr Trevor Steele) of the earlier report (by A/Professor Richard Bentham) was...
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Fox blitz faces resistance
A STATEWIDE fox baiting blitz begins in the South on Monday, but there will be gaps in its coverage. Some farmers have...
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Tie a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree …
Perhaps concerned citizens of South Hobart might consider tying yellow ribbons to their impressive heritage-listed old oak tree now facing an uncertain...
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‘Reallocate Tarkine Rd funds to local job-creating projects’
The Tasmanian Greens today used the first Question Time of the new Parliament to call on Premier David Bartlett to acknowledge the...
