Tasmanian Times
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Forestry’s abysmal return
Vica Bayley Forestry Tasmania not only gets a leg up from millions of dollars of taxpayer subsidies, but they also get special...
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1.3KThe Tamar is at risk
By Jim Collier The Tamar tourist and recreation Basin is nothing more than a muddy bowl. Small vessels currently moored there are...
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Talking Timbers
Frank Strie A one-day forum, participants including: Dr John Young, Scott McLean, CFMEU rep, Labor representative, Liberal representative, Tim Morris Greens Party,...
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Fox: join the dots
I THINK it’s time to join the dots on this one — Crying fox — despite the ususal howl of denial from...
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It is about buying influence
Christine Milne Why would I identify Gunns Ltd? Because Corporate Communications is the public relations company used by Gunns Ltd. Who is...
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Crying fox
David Obendorf Minister Llewellyn keeps saying it’s serious but there is the problem of the government crying ‘fox’ too often. Could this...
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CFMEU v CFMEU
Hag After a little bit of digging and an off the record conversation with a nice young chap from the Victorian CFMEU...
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Taz and spin
David Obendorf This is Looney Tunes coming true! On 12 June it was mooted that Rio Grande Zoo in Albuquerque was the...
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Forestry Tasmania’s new boss
In response to advertisements placed in last weekend’s Newspapers, 20th June 2006 TIMBER WORKERS FOR FORESTS Inc. welcomes the impending resignation of...
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Forestry Tasmania’s failure
The Examiner Forestry Tasmania appears to be failing in its corporate objectives. Tom Ellison reports. When Forestry Tasmania was corporatised in 1995,...
