Tasmanian Times
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721Leaking or whistleblowing!
There are now many instances where people especially from interstate have found themselves buying into small towns in Tasmania because the properties...
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Miners’ figures don’t add up
Jon Sumby: Uni of Tas economist (and big industry apologist) Dr Bruce Felmingham did a report last month for the mining lobby...
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Forestry Tasmania community stakeholder registration now open
Forestry Tasmania is obviously shy about promoting their new community engagement process as part of their move towards applying for FSC Certification....
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Battery-Stored Solar Power Sparks Backlash From Utilities
California’s three biggest utilities are sparring with their own customers about systems that store energy from the sun, opening another front in...
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Losers! Ditch the old ways of thinking …
In the period between 2003-2010, there was much debate about the conflicts between forestry and tourism futures for Tasmania. Pro-forestry representatives of...
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Hydro Tasmania doubles profit to record $238m
Australia’s largest renewable energy company, Hydro Tasmania, has announced a record profit. The pre-tax profit of $238 million is more than double...
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They’re Taking Over!
Climate change expert and Climate Commission chief Tim Flannery has just reviewed Launceston-based Dr Lisa-Ann Gershwin’s new book Stung! in the New...
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Climate change ‘unprecedented’ by 2050: study
Main image: Jack Lau 96 Woodleywonderworks Climate change ‘unprecedented’ by 2050: study We have some idea of what the future may look...
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Oak Lodge … and the incredible stories it can tell …
Oak Lodge, Richmond Oak Lodge has been described as a property that has significance only to its locality, Richmond, Tasmania. This statement...
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Tassie wines win international praise
Tasmanian winemakers have achieved outstanding success in national and international wine shows conducted over the past few days. At the Six Nations...
