Forestry

Pulp fiction?

It is appropriate for Les Rochester (In Their Own Words, General, scroll down) (In Their Own Words, General) to query the accuracy...

No satisfactory explanation (2)

The ‘land swap’ (No satisfactory explanation) between Forestry Tasmania (FT) and the Crown was initiated in 1997. That was eight years ago!...

Long term chemicals (2)

THE SUNDAY Tasmanian (29/5/2005) and the Guardian Weekly (June 3-9) carried stories pointing to recent scientific studies warning of the potential dangers,...

No forestry worker will ever lose his job

YOU’VE HEARD the mantra again and again and again. And again, and again and again … His eyes flash defiance as he...

Open your eyes

THE CASE before the Federal Court seeking an end to logging contentious areas in the Wielangta State Forest highlights the need to...

Gunns Ltd v Kingborough Council (3)

Gunns Ltd v Kingborough Council, Day 5 3/6/05 The action brought by Gunns Ltd against the Kingborough Council  for refusal of a...

The Greek ship

Saving Our Sister

The Final Hearing, due to start June 6 for Save our Sisters v Forestry Tasmania has been postponed until October. Experts for...

Gunns Ltd v Kingborough Council (2)

Gunns v. Kingborough Council, Day 3. Wednesday 1 June 2005 In late 2004, Gunns Ltd lodged a Development Application with Kingborough Council...

Recherche …

DO I believe my ears. No emergency listing for Recherche Bay but a rush to save high country grazing in Victoria. Am...