Tasmanian Times
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It’s not over
THERE HAVE been prominent media reports of claims by political notables, including the State Premier and the nation’s PM, that the newly-signed...
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The council and the mill (2)
DEAR Martin, General manager and Mayor, In your response to our public queries you make an important assertion “A development of the...
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The council and the mill (1)
DEAR Mr Bolan, Question at Council Meeting 2 May 2005 I refer to your questions taken on notice at the Council meeting...
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The exclusion zone
An interesting letter appeared in The Mercury newspaper (17/5/05) from Mr Glenn Shaw, bemoaning the lack of any consultation with the Aboriginal...
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Grand-stand Rene
Hag takes full credit for terrifying Rene into yesterday’s pledge “to govern in majority or not at all”. Her contention that the...
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A contractor’s lament
TASMANIA’S logging contractors feel betrayed by the company they stood by during last year’s federal election. The article says: Last week timber...
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The bipartisan stone wall
We have arrived at a point similar to the one in 1997 when the regional Forest Agreement between Howard and the then...
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Black Friday for forests
Prime Minister John Howard and Tasmanian State Premier Paul Lennon said they were crossing the borders of party politics on Friday 13th...
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Tasmania’s most divisive issue … still?
(For specific responses from forest campaign websites … click on Links, TT Masthead) And, What Bob reckons: Howard fails on his Tasmanian...
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You don’t have to take bribes to be corrupt
Corrupt means changing something from a sound situation to an unsound one or changing a system to defeat its purpose, often from...
