Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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2.6KSustainability versus corporation control and blind progressivism
An ugly reality that has emerged in Tasmania’s Forestry debate is the assumption that the “problem” to be solved is how to...
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UniSuper invests in Gunns
UniSuper, a superannuation fund covering most of those in the employ of universities is now the proud owner of 5% of Gunns....
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A second report on the first Forest Forum …
This is primarily for those of you who couldn’t get to the Royal Oak in Launceston last night to hear the report...
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Forest Forums: The Elephants in the Room
The meeting was well attended and started on time. Vanessa Bleyer (Lawyers for Forests) was the facilitator and Emma Anglesee and Bev...
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Mill backing: I made no such comment. Peter Henning: It was in The Australian
Geoffrey Cousins: It has been drawn to my attention that you published an article by Peter Henning ( initially with Bob McMahon,...
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A new deal for Tasmanian forests?
The prospect of a resolution to continuing conflicts over forest management in Tasmania is a positive one. However, the process so far...
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Mother’s Day 22 charges finally dismissed. The Whiteout …
The remaining 11 Mothers Day 22 defendants appeared in the Hobart Magistrates Court today and had all of the 17 month old...
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Gunns: The Next Chapter?
The Truth and Reconciliation Roadshow continued last week with a presentation by Gunns’ CEO to a conference run by investment bank UBS,...
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Forest Principles not Healthy Community Principles
We applaud the attempt to begin to resolve this running sore in the body politic of the Tasmanian community, that as lifelong...
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Community needs to understand. We should be compensated, says LeStrange
Gunns Ltd had lots of work to do with the community so they understood what the pulp mill facility planned for the...
