Tasmanian Times
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986Miles abandons sinking FT ship but Ken comes to the rescue
Ken Jeffreys Miles Hampton with Premier Giddings The day after Milles Hampton resigned as Chairman of Forestry Tasmania Board, Leon Compton the...
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Nitens will be milled and marketed
The way he was … Karl Goiser operating the gang frame saw in 1955 Karl Goiser enlarges on his earlier article here:...
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Mashed Potato Mountain
In June I published an article about Quamby, the Pallittore clan leader, after whom Quamby Bluff was named (TT here). I noted...
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China seeking stake in VDL dairy
CHINA’S sovereign wealth fund is negotiating to seek a stake in Australia’s largest dairying operation, the Van Diemen’s Land Company, which operates...
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Australian ‘mega mine’ plan threatens global emissions target
‘Unprecedented’ increase in the scale of Australian mining would nullify an internationally agreed goal, Greenpeace warns Plans to open up a new...
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The pesticide experiment
• Foes of Modified Corn Find Support in a Study By ANDREW POLLACK Rats fed either genetically engineered corn or the herbicide...
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A Tasmanian good news story
I am proud to have a granddaughter at the Friends School in Hobart. I have recently received a copy of the school...
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Locked out!
In response to Locked up or Locked Out? here (and the item directly below): Locked gate at start of the road to...
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Locked Up or Locked Out?
Pic: Rob Blakers, http://www.robblakers.com/ “Locked up”. Here’s an interesting phrase, has a nice evocative ring to it: Trees Behind Bars. The propagandist...
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It’s not mob rule … it’s protecting Tasmania’s interests
Picture: Greenpeace THE public backlash against the super trawler is not a case of mob rule, writes Peter Whish-Wilson. TO paraphrase Oscar...
