Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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977Animal Farm … and Tasmania
“The meaning of a classic can rarely be rediscovered or revived; it must be reinterpreted for the times.” Ivan Heng, Director, Animal...
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Silent monuments to political chicanery
The changing face of ownership in rural Tasmania is exemplified by the sale of land assets created under MIS scams by companies...
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As nightfall does not come all at once
Tasmania 2007-2011: Undermining Democracy “As nightfall does not come all at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight...
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Holding up Gunns through secret deals
Gunns, once the billion dollar super company of Tasmania, is today on its knees and needing its pulp mill — a project...
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The failure of government to govern has paralyzed the state
Does corruption really matter ? Future students of governance will see Tasmania as a perfect case study in how perverting planning laws...
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The Parable of the Insolvent Company
Gunns and Forestry Tasmania are both in serious financial difficulty. FT is only accountable to the government, and to the beleaguered Tasmanian...
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Pictures of protests
Forest activists hang a banner from the ceiling of Forestry Tasmania head office in Hobart. A forest activists plays the sound of...
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Why were 22 NEW PS (public service/servant) jobs advertised
Why were 22 NEW PS (public service/servant) jobs advertised in the Mercury this past fortnight (12/3, 7 jobs, page 63; 19/3, 15...
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Are private forest growers “missing in action”?
No wonder the forest industry is in crisis. One of the groups who stand most to gain from a positive contribution to...
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How can this be possible?
From two newspaper reports: 1. An elderly couple, the husband 82 yo. and the wife 80 yo. are facing eviction from their...
