Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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1.4KA “blockbuster” new addition to Australia’s finest fizz
Australia’s finest sparkling wine house, Jansz Tasmania, will launch a rare new star in its award winning collection at an exclusive event...
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OYSTER CONTAMINATION PROBLEM NEEDS URGENT ACTION
Tasmania’s Brand in Peril The Tasmanian Greens today said ongoing concerns over sewage contamination affecting the state’s oyster industry were seriously harming...
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Public opinion and the Mt Wellington cable car proposal
Picture: Grant Dixon Picture: Grant Dixon Bold has claimed “without this robust sample size achieved, locals would otherwise likely continue to speculate...
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Gunns liquidator to sell timber plantations
More than 200,000 hectares of timber plantations established by the collapsed Tasmanian company Gunns are being put on the market. Liquidator PPB...
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Tigers in The Weld: The Sequel
Into the wild and untamed interior of the alluring Weld Valley My second book, ‘Shadow of the Thylacine’ – having finally found...
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PAL: Redressing the injustice
I welcome Minister Bryan Green’s decision to place under review sections of the Northern Regional Land Use Strategy. The public comment period...
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Mining Bauxite
Bauxite is aluminium ore. It is formed over millions of years by the breakdown of iron-poor volcanic rocks that are exposed to...
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Protest action at Tarkine mine site
Tarkine National Coalition and partners Groundswell Tasmania have today conducted a protest at the gate of the proposed Venture Minerals’ Stanley River...
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Japan Confirms Sea Shepherd Success in the Southern Ocean
April 6th, 2013 – Melbourne, Australia: Operation Zero Tolerance has been Sea Shepherd’s most effective campaign to date. The Japanese Institute for...
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Ban pesticides linked to bee deaths, say MPs
The UK government should suspend the use of a number of pesticides linked to the deaths of bees, a committee of MPs...
