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984Southern hemisphere joins north in breaching carbon dioxide milestone
As we predicted last year, the background atmospheric carbon dioxide levels measured at Cape Grim on Tasmania’s northwest coast have officially passed...
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Tania Rattray Supports the Real-Time Reporting of Drinking Water Data
On Saturday Tania Rattray defeated three candidates to extend her twelve-year reign as the member for Apsley in the Legislative Council. Tania...
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Meet the survivalists hoarding bee pollen and preparing for apocalypse
Have you ever considered doomsday? Or what it might look like? Even if you have, there’s a small but committed community that’s...
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Another Eagle Electrocuted
Late in the evening of 4th May a staff member from Richmond Primary School reported to my home what they thought to...
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Ocean farmers are using technology to start an economic revolution and save humanity
I’m a fisherman who dropped out of high school in 1986 at the age of 14. Over my lifetime, I’ve spent many...
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BASSLINK: Tasmania’s power crisis
*Pic: The Buck stops here: Minister Matthew Groom in Parliament … *Pic: This incredibly stark photo illustrates Hydro’s problem … Taken March...
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The Budget …
Budget 2016: ‘jobs and growth’ pitch costs wealthy retirees, smokers and multinationals Scott Morrison’s first budget offers company and personal tax cuts...
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Ain’t no sunshine …
Salamanca last Saturday … Last Saturday was sunny, and as I needed some bamboo sticks, off I went to Salamanca market. What...
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With the fall of the Green Zone, ‘our’ Iraq comes undone
There used to be a fiction of safety in Iraq, but with Australian and American troops gone, that fiction has crumbled too,...
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NATION: No roadmap on Manus for Turnbull
• Peter Martin, Economics Editor, The Age: Federal budget 2016: Tax cuts. $80,000 is anything but average If Scott Morrison thinks that...
