Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Skeletons in the cupboard …
John Hayward VERY disappointing about the Federal Court judgment on the pulp mill hijack, but there could be a few shots still...
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Variable retention
Frank Nicklason It seems clear that this low level of forest retention will be regarded by these scientists as insufficient as the...
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So much is at stake
Susan McMahon Paul Lennon has said that we can have it all, but he is wrong. The deeply unpopular path he seems...
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It’s getting interesting …
Dr Kevin Bonham … but Singh as an independent is not without chances of re-election in Denison. Indeed it could be the...
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Rudd’s false position
Bob McMahon Nearly 10,000 voters have already registered, predominantly in the electorates of Bass and Lyons, and pledged to vote against any...
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The MPs’ tour report
Paul Harriss The Report prepared by the seven Tasmanian MP’s who travelled overseas to investigate the operations of Pulp mills in Finland,...
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What it means
Sue Neales Mercury INADVERTENTLY perhaps, the underlying signals sent by both Wriedt and Llewellyn — and their inconsistencies in the pulp mill...
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Singh the Recalcitrant
Sue Neales Mercury LABOR backbencher Lisa Singh is preparing to cross the floor of Parliament and vote against the contentious Gunns pulp...
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Quin the Recalcitrant
Dave It’s high time that we had some honest politicians who are willing to represent the true state of affairs in terms...
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The potential to mislead Parliament
Professor Andrew Wadsley Australian Risk Audit The SWECO PIC report is not fit for purpose; it does not meet the requirements of...
