Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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902Gunns: JVP negotiations are continuing …
Pic: Code Green MARKET UPDATE Trading Outlook The company has revised its market guidance for the year ended 30 June 2012 with...
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British firm blacklists Tasmanian timber
The Prime Minister’s peace deal was supposed to end decades of conflict in Tasmania’s forests but protests are continuing. Now, a London...
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Compromise the compromise: Clause 27 and all that
Senator Colbeck doesn’t appear to understand the implications of the Oct 2011 (IGA) Schedulers’ Report. He has a go at just about...
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Has the Forestry Industry Really Moved on? (2)
The commentary from Peter HERE: Has the forestry industry really moved on? may be from 2006 but let me assure you from...
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Don’t bother coming back after Christmas. The meaning of Clause 27. Gunns Ltd plumbs new depths
Three Wise (?) Men: From left, Bob Gordon, Adrian Kloeden, Paul Lennon … ABC picture, HERE Will there still be a place...
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Has the forestry industry really moved on?
Chudleigh-coupe-drain. Has the industry really moved on? The emails below were part of an FOI application that was requested when a very...
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Breaking Contracts
Pic: Weld Angel, by Matt Newton, http://www.matthewnewton.com.au/ Our environmental problems and our current economic problems both stem from breaking contracts. In the...
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The stupidity that has no end … but is it Gunns end?
‘Policies that fuel further protest’: Miranda Gibson and the Observer Tree, http://www.observertree.org Pic: Alan Lesheim Is there really no end to the...
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Falling forests. Ta Ann threats. Softwood fears
Pic: Mike Adams; taken alongside the Upper Florentine track early last year Ali Alishah, Still Wild, Still Threatened Yesterday Still Wild Still...
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Frustration with dishonoured agreement leads to forest action. The Observer Tree
Environmentalists who have today set up a tree sit on the slopes of Mt Mueller, near Maydena, are understandably frustrated by inaction...
