Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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1.5KAcid on Greens: Aprin loan approved
The Tasmanian Government has approved a loan to the company buying Gunns’ Triabunna woodchip mill. Aprin Logging had sought a loan to...
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APRIN: Buyer rejects bankroll claims. No way, says Vica. Gunns slashes and burns
The business poised to buy Gunns’ Triabunna mill has rejected claims the Tasmanian Government is set to bankroll the sale. The family-run...
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Deal or no deal? Reflections on Tasmania’s forest agreement
A great deal of head scratching will take place in Canberra and Hobart in the coming days as politicians and bureaucrats try...
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Native Forests transition: read for yourself
A Legislative Council Committee investigating the transition out of logging in most Tasmanian native forests wants the forestry peace deal to be...
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APRIN: The questions that must be answered
THIS WEEK, either Today or Wednesday, the Tasmanian State Government will decide how many millions of dollars they will loan to Aprin...
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No Community Support for Forest Peace Agreement … and MLCs agree
Community group Friends of the Tamar Valley today rejected the ‘Kelty forest peace agreement’. “The community will never agree to a pulp...
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Is the Gunns clock ticking?
GUNNS: It promises to be a very interesting week, this last of the financial year. It’s as if there has been a...
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Bryan Green: Two hats and neither fits properly
Dear Bryan Green, You have two hats and neither fits properly… Hat 1. Planning Richard and Joan Bridge! Four years this has...
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Gunns: Vale Auspine
A history of Gunns undoubtedly will contain a chapter on the Auspine debacle, now edging closer to finality. The latest ASX announcement...
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Why has Aprin got its hand out?
Here we go again. How many times are we supposed to compensate the industry and subsidise them for the same thing. The...
