Tasmanian Times
Environment
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990Why the newspaper is copping so much flak
Let’s take one example. Last Sunday. The first story the Examiner ran on this issue.Nothing less than a front page story on...
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Jobs jobs jobs! How many new pulp mill jobs?
There are several competing stories around the pulp mill proposal that we are asked to believe. We can choose to believe Gunns’...
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Totally Against Plantations: Who’s misleading who?
he fantasy that our rampant forestry industries will be happy to convert to plantations was promoted by academic Judith Ajani in her...
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What’s Going on at Mawson Place?
The emphasis was on the vertical. The lines of the lighting towers mirrored the dockside masts. Mawson Place now now has a...
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Peaceful Community Protest – Taking the Step
THE Suffragettes and The Salvation Army both employed peaceful protest in their determination to challenge the Establishment. Both were ultimately successful. More...
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All about Brodifacoum
And they are going to aerial bait this in pellet form on Macquarie Islandvb … Read more hereIan Rist
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Argentina appeal to UN over pulp mill
Argentina accused neighbouring Uruguay in the UN’s highest court Monday of reneging on a bilateral treaty when it authorised a paper mill...
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JOINT MEDIA RELEASE – ZERO SUPPORT FOR CANAL ESTATE PLAN FROM SOUTHERN MAYORS
Download pdf version at: www.saveralphsbay.org/pdf/SRBBTETMedia16Oct09.pdf “That’s three more nails in the canal estate proposal’s coffin”, said Save Ralphs Bay spokeswoman, Jane MacDonald....
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Whale activist hits visa hurdle
THE Federal Immigration Department has cracked down on Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson, demanding to know the anti-whaling group leader’s police and court...
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There are other cleaner, smokeless methods
Ian Norton is standing again for Launceston city council and he is suggesting landscape burning to minimize bushfires when there are other...
