Tasmanian Times
Gunns
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1.4KTasmania’s longest running forest blockade celebrates 5-year milestone
Today “Camp Flozza” celebrates its fifth birthday. The forest blockade has been running continuously for the past five years, holding off logging...
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Professor Stewart didn’t get much right
“There is a strong push to stop all logging of native forests, but is this really justified from the point of view...
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Forestry decline: It’s no-one’s fault, says Giddings. But Libs would forgo $276m
Government Listening to Forestry Concerns The Premier, Lara Giddings, today welcomed the opportunity to talk to businesses affected by the downturn in...
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Seven years and counting…
It was early 2005 when Bob Gordon sat in the dining room where I lived in Kayena, an idyllic locale just a...
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Logging must stop. Nick McKim. Paul O’Halloran’s Notice of Motion. Biomass burning …
The government agreement to stop logging in Tasmania’s wild forests is clear: logging must stop in the 430,000ha that the Prime Minister...
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Forestry didn’t get it all wrong
There is a strong push to stop all logging of native forests, but is this really justified from the point of view...
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TCT seeks Supreme Court determination that the Tamar Valley Pulp Mill permit has lapsed
On the 25 October 2011 the Tasmanian Conservation Trust lodged proceedings with the Tasmanian Supreme Court in Hobart seeking a determination by...
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Upper House rejects Libs’ forestry snub. Forestry Tasmania debt shock
Tasmania’s Upper House has backed away from a Liberal motion, calling on members to a boycott legislation relating to the forestry peace...
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Gunns AGM Notice and 2011 Annual Report. MLCs decide forest deal future
Posted on October 24, 2011 by gunnsblog (HERE) Gunns Limited today released to the Australian Securities Exchange its 2011 Annual Report and...
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Triabunna no bar to forest deal. No advice on $34m Gunns payout. Ball motion
THE Triabunna woodchip mill was not the most critical component of the forestry agreement and its dormancy would not prevent the $276...
