Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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782How to be a responsive minister. UPDATE
Some 90 days ago Minister Green promised to look in to the circumstances associated with Coupe BA 388D. (The original story on...
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New website provides early warnings for Tasmanians with asthma
Picture: John Hawkins of Forestry burn-off smoke over Chudleigh Tasmanians with asthma will be better prepared to limit their exposure to smoke...
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Government facing up to challenges facing forest industry
Alan Lesheim After meeting woodchip buyers in Singapore this morning the Deputy Premier Bryan Green said the facts were irrefutable over the...
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I won’t be silenced on forestry by dinosaurs stuck fast in a swamp
It is the international timber markets, not environmental groups, that are hurting the Tasmanian forestry industry, writes Greens Leader NICK McKIM. MANY...
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Proof that Tree Spiking Does Take Place in Tasmania
Here are some examples of Tree Spiking carried out in Tasmania. These appear to be not carried out by Environmentalists. The questions...
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What Lara said. True History of Forest Violence. Lara sorry. Bryan’s trade trip. Booth’s mill call
Quotes from Premier Lara Giddings … related to forestry rally, Saturday, Huonville, organised by Huon MLC Paul Harris and Huon Resource Development...
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We shall not be moved. ‘Outrageous, inflammatory Giddings must apologise’. FB kill threat reported
Jenny Weber and Peg Putt on their trip to Japan last year (Here) Huon Valley Environment Centre Campaign to Protect Forests will...
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How can a Conservation Area morph into a monstrous toxic pulp mill?
Site earthworks. Pic: Code Green The site of Gunns proposed pulp mill was formerly a Private Conservation Area (Sanctuary) and classified as...
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Jan Davis rails against Ta Ann lobbying campaign
Jan Davis, ABC picture If you had been where I have been this week, you would know that our farmers are seething...
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Ta Ann blames ‘translation error’ for incorrect labelling. FT ‘standing in the way’
The Tasmanian Greens today proposed a solution to the current standoff over forestry, calling on Forestry Tasmania to utilise the state’s taxpayer-funded...
