Tasmanian Times
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838Julia Gillard Needs to Come Clean on Duplicitous Pulp Mill Stance
The Federal Government is in breach of its own Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) through refusing to rule out further Commonwealth support...
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Copping debate needs facts
Tasmania is the only state in Australia without a Category C waste disposal cell. If we are to hang our hats on...
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High lead levels in water tanks
High levels of lead have been detected in a number of rainwater tanks produced by a southern Tasmanian company. The acting Director...
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The Underbelly of Forestry Tasmania. Julia pledge on pulp mill
*The full contracts are downloadable, below … This is the second of a four-part series aiming to shine a light into the...
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The Unbelievable Charade
The buck (should stop) here, Premier Lara Giddings and her Deputy, Forests Minister Bryan Green Code Green protesters try to stop those...
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Business survey shows why super trawler isn’t welcome
The Tasmanian Greens today released a report that provides a snapshot of how local businesses in Tasmania think about the super trawler...
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Future Fund exposes Libs and Upper House over Big Tobacco
The national Future Fund’s decision to divest its $222 million tobacco investments exposes the Liberal Party and Tasmania’s Upper House over tobacco...
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Gina Rinehart’s plans to destroy Cape York
Gina Rinehart’s plans to mine Cape York, revealed today, must not go ahead while traditional owners are in the process of considering...
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Conflict of interest: Sinodinos breached the rules …
SENIOR Liberal senator Arthur Sinodinos has been caught breaching parliamentary rules by failing to declare six company directorships during his 15 months...
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The mining boom has not been a win-win
The Australia Institute, a national think tank, has this week produced a startling report looking at the impact of the mining boom...
