Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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792Stephen Mayne is wrong
A response to: Mayne: Gunns believes pulp mill approval is inevitable … as it should be Stephen Mayne is wrong. Gunns Pty...
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Wilderness Society associates benefit from government largesse
Tasmania cuts Parks and Wildlife Service staff at the same time as Wilderness Society associates benefit from government largesse At a time...
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Plantations Vision
http://www.plantations2020.com.au/ • ABC Online: Gunns denies planning breach Timber company Gunns has pleaded not guilty to a summary offence which alleges work...
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Mayne: Gunns believes pulp mill approval is inevitable … as it should be
Tasmanian forestry giant Gunns is working flat stick on its $2.3 billion pulp mill project. A visit to the site yesterday revealed...
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Adventure championships showcase the Tarkine
The Tasmanian Greens said the Adventure Racing World Championship which kicks off in Burnie today is a glimpse into the Tarkine’s exciting...
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OCCUPIED: Gunns website hacked! Err … no it isn’t
Someone has hacked Gunns and put up a protest on their webpage See for yourself, HERE • Ed: Gunnsblog, HERE, is still...
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Do you really want to see Eric Abetz get a firmer grip on our precious island …
A final response to comments on Cassy O’Connor: A view from inside and outside the tent, so to speak …: Once more...
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Tasmania’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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Cassy O’Connor: A view from inside and outside the tent, so to speak …
There are times when something you read or hear provokes a near visceral response, a heat swell in the chest that needs...
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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...
