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788Crikey: Sydney spinners sail to King Island for anti-turbine fight
Crikey: Sydney spinners sail to King Island for anti-turbine fight ANDREW CROOK Crikey senior journalist Two blue-chip Sydney PR operatives that represented...
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Rosebery lead poisoning: Health heads must roll
Friday: Cradle Mountain Water’s announcement today about high levels of lead found in drinking water in Rosebery is no surprise to the...
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Greens hit by rising internal strife
Strong tensions within the Greens have emerged just months from the federal election, with party leader Christine Milne being accused of running...
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State poll shows more voters undecided
The latest voting intentions poll shows more Tasmanians are unsure how they will vote in the next state election. EMRS polled 1,000...
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First catch your grasshopper
The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations suggests that if more people incorporate insects into their diet we could reduce...
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Foolhardy to risk a fragile peace in forest wars
The passing of legislation to end Tasmania’s 30-year-old forest wars should have been a cause for celebration, finally finding resolution to one...
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The Biggest Environmental Event in Australia
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Much ado about nothing
Much ado about nothing … I’m a glass half full person most of the time – sometimes irritatingly so, I have been...
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Public consultation on feed-in tariff
The Tasmanian Government is committed to a fair outcome for all Tasmanian electricity consumers in determining the rates for future feed-in tariffs....
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The ‘blackmail provisions’ in the TFA Act
Tasmanian Forests Agreement How it burdens the freedom of political communication 1. Details of the legislative process The Tasmanian Forests Agreement Act...
