Tasmanian Times
Environment
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995ALP’s attack ad claims on Pedder don’t stack up
The Labor Party faces the embarrassing prospect of having to pull it’s anti-Greens attack ad as a result of overstating by over...
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Lake Pedder Restoration Committee Condemns Deceitful Claims in Labor Party Advertisement
The Lake Pedder Restoration Committee (LPRC) has condemned the decision of the Labor Party to include in its current television advertisement the...
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FEA: Support call rejected …
THERE is still hope for troubled timber company Forest Enterprises Australia, Premier David Bartlett says, despite the Government rejecting the company’s request...
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Fears linger in paradise … echoes of Tasmania?
MOST residents of Gilsons Road are not happy. Newcomers to the tiny Queensland community near the Noosa River thought they’d moved into...
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Atrazine: The word is well and truly out …
Letter to Editor Mercury 11-3-10 Despite the constant posturing by Syngenta (No threat to frogs – Letter to Mercury 11/3/10), the facts...
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Solving our forest conflict needs a new politics
At a community forum in Burnie today, participants heard that solving Tasmania’s forest conflict required new, reality-based thinking from Tasmania’s major political...
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A Royal Commission, now: Peter Cundall in The Age Good Weekend (not online)
… In the case of the mill proposal, in March 2007 the impartial body assessing it in Tasmania, the Resource Planning and...
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As Forestry ignites the first of 150 burns, Clive Stott despairs …
Dr. Taylor how long have you been told about what is happening to our air and water in this state? I am...
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Gunns and FSC
Baby steps have been taken in Australia’s highly charged forestry debate – a few in the right direction. A wobbly Gunns Ltd...
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Japan charges Pete Bethune
THE skipper of the ill-fated anti-whaling vessel Ady Gil was arrested in Japan yesterday. The harpoon ship he boarded in Antarctic waters...
