Tasmanian Times
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980Play the policy not the man on waste management
The Chairman of Southern Waste Solutions has intervened to request the Southern Beaches Conservation Society to refrain from playing the man and...
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MIS class action makes slow progress
What did directors know and when did they know is the question at the core of class actions by grower investors against...
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30 years since the Franklin River was saved: Monumental historic event celebrated
Today, Monday, 1st July, thousands of Australians will be celebrating the 30 year anniversary of the Franklin River being saved. In 1982,...
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2013 Environmentalist of the Year Awards
The Bob Brown Foundation is proud to award Environmentalist and Young Environmentalist of the Year to two remarkable Queenslanders for their exceptional...
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Rudd 51, Abbott 34 …
In the first national poll since Kevin Rudd returned as Prime Minister, results show he has taken a significant lead as the...
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Natural resource management approaches incorporating disaster risk reduction
Disasters and disaster trends Disaster impacts are generally increasing as a result of the combination of increasing populations, greater concentrations of people...
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A Hundred Year Plan for Human Survival
Pic: Deep impact: An artist’s impression of a huge meteorite striking Earth 65 million years ago, sending the dinosaurs and many other...
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Another one bites the dust
The head of Hydro Tasmania, Roy Adair, has left the company in the midst of major energy reforms. The chief executive is...
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The Waste of Tasmania Expo throws down the gauntlet to SWS’ Christine Bell
Will she accept the challenge or are organisers wasting their breath? Organisers of this Saturday’s “Waste of Tasmania” expo are hoping that...
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Tasmanian World Heritage extension rewards 20 years of dedicated work
Today’s decision to list forested extensions to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area recognises outstanding natural values of global significance and rewards...
