Tasmanian Times
Environment
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Politics has failed — time for civil disobedience
The protesters who expect to be arrested this weekend in the campaign to close down Hazelwood power station may break the law,...
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Bugger the Pulp Mill, Sponsor an Idiot!
That’s right! In an age of easy vehicle access and painfully unreliable but ultimately half-assed public transport, who the f$%# needs to...
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699Why there should be a stand-alone environment department
However, we have felt compelled to issue this clarifying statement, as having re-looked at the media release, and re-looked at some of...
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Concern about marine reserve changes
Conservationists have criticised proposed changes to fishing laws in Tasmania. Under the state’s existing fishing laws, no person is allowed to take...
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Reality versus reality , a meditation on the modern world
In the modern world where the hands of global politics and economy finger every corner of the human world, what can one...
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Born to be big
In Tasmania, obesity and obesity related health problems are a major issue. As statistics presented in ‘Tasmanian State of Public Health Report...
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Resumption of the Court of the People of Tasmania in the Trial of Michelle O’Byrne
Witness Evidence Continued Download: Stannus_Evidence_-_1.doc Comment … … at the end of the original article, HEREGarry Stannus
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Gunns — Why they will never find a gullible financier
Gunns & the Tasmanian Government—up against international governance issues. Gunns—Why they will never find a gullible financier. Exclusion and collusions will stop...
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Only one decade
At our local seaside the sea level is rising and undermining the vegetation growing along the beach. Several lengths of concrete bicycle-way...
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State of the world
It would appear that our governments, in conjunction with industry and the largest polluters are perpetrating the world’s greatest fraud on the...
