Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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952Snapshots of the Tamar
I was concieved on a small boat on the Tamar in late 1953. My parents love of the river was, and is,...
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AIRD’S JUNKET – DID HE GO ALONE?
And Who Is Paying The Ferryman? www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today called for a full and honest account from the Treasurer Michael...
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Uruguay in denial
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Uruguay denied Argentina’s claims at the United Nations’ highest court that a pulp mill on a river separating...
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Some questions for Mr Aird
Jarvis is sitting at home, with the lights turned off (the last Aurora bill convinced him that a more austere approach to...
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Gunns Ltd bids for the assets of Timbercorp
LAUNCESTON timber company Gunns has confirmed that it wants to buy land, trees and a forestry operations business off failed managed investment...
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FT MUST APOLOGISE AND COMPENSATE FOR PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION TO POLICE AND COURTS
If FT Can’t Read Maps Properly, How Accurate Are Their Coupe Boundaries, and How Good is Their Governance? The Tasmanian Greens today...
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Bartlett – A Real Corporate Man
No, Hartmann’s not a Tasmanian “eco-terrorist” – that is, he’s not an anti-pulp mill citizen or resident of the Tamar Valley. He’s...
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Gunns, FEA and insolvency
FEA is a much better illustrative example of the issues surrounding a company’s net asset position, its share price and its solvency....
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Come to Beaconsfield
Team Bartlet’s principles are just for show and can be compromised by a mix of inducement and threat when a vote contrary...
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Brand aid needed
To me, TWS claims appeared flawed or false, and support for plantation forestry in any guise seemed an extraordinarily risky tactic. While...
