Tasmanian Times
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983Invisible pollutants foul world’s cleanest air
CSIRO scientists say invisible toxic pollutants are fouling the atmosphere, even in the world’s cleanest air at a monitoring station in far...
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Paul Harriss MLC should resign. Questions which must be answered
Editor: Questions which must be answered: 1. Why has mainstream media – ABC, Mercury, Examiner, Advocate – not pursued the story of...
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Make the Three Capes Track Development a Project of State Significance
Fortescue Bay is a favourite beachside spot for picnickers, bushwalkers, campers and recreational fishers. Background on the Tasmanian Conservation Trust and Tasmanian...
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Cattle removed from doomed ship. Animals dying in Gladstone Harbour
One of the worst live export tragedies is finally over leaving 2,750 cattle dead out of 5,600 on board a Brazilian ship...
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The $5 billion waste
Sadly, the news coming from Tasmania leaves little hope for our growth and development as a state and is more a brazen...
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Time for new questions
Photo by Ula Majewski This is the great dichotomy of ideals in our times. This division of values is so huge that...
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‘MY TREE’ – Forest protection scheme
For the last thirty odd years Forestry Tasmania has clearfelled vast tracts of native forest. In all that time it has failed...
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Oldest Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing
A new study by NASA scientist Joey Comiso has found that the oldest and thickest Arctic sea ice is disappearing at a...
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Why the Environmental Movement Is Not Winning
A searing new report (here) says the environmental movement is not winning and lays the blame squarely on the failed policies of...
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Greens will not abandon small business in Labor’s mining tax rush
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown says the Gillard government has itself to blame if the Senate delays passage of the mining tax...
