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885Wednesday: An evening with Trond Overland
Future Tasmania is planning a forum for 2012, as part of the Australian Government’s Year of the Farmer, and the United Nation’s...
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Peak Oil, Local Resilience and Financial Crisis
UTAS Sustainability is sponsoring two talks by Nicole Foss in conjunction with Transition Tasmania, Peak Oil Tasmania and Sustainable Living Tasmania. We...
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Testosterone scars …
Quad bike testosterone scars south of Trial Harbour. photo Bob McMahon Yesterday on Tasmanian Times: Arthur-Pieman & 4WDs: Minister Wightman fails to...
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Look at the numbers
It’s time to look at the numbers. Funding of active and sustainable transport facilities and infrastructure by the Tasmanian State Government and...
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Forest furnaces: what about broader environmental principles?
A response to: Oakeshott Must Change Native Forest Furnace Stance Vica Bayley, Bob Brown, Christine Milne and all the other commentators aggrieved...
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Forests Agreement delivers Major Investment In Salmon, for Circular Head
Lara Giddings, MP Premier David O’Byrne, MP Minister for Economic Development Friday, 10 February 2012 Forests Agreement delivers Major Investment In Tasmanian...
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Ta Ann drives continued high conservation value forest destruction
Ten members of the group Code Green today entered 2 active logging coupes RS117C and RS129D on Rose’s Tier in the state’s...
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Last roll of the dice
The capital raising proposal soon to be presented to shareholders represents Plan X for Gunns Limited. If the previous plans including closures,...
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How Labor and FT ignored my pleas over the trashing of history
What it’s all about: Forestry Tasmania’s arrogant trashing of Aboriginal and settler history In Tasmanian T imes on Thursday, February 9, the...
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Oakeshott Must Change Native Forest Furnace Stance
The Wilderness Society today called on the Member for Lyne, Rob Oakeshott, to end his support for classing the burning of native...
