Tasmanian Times
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1.5KPublic money wasted as woodchip exports dry up
Today, Wed, Nov 23, Catamaran. The Tasmanian Greens said revelations that the logging company Artec has been unable to pay its bills...
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Mineral Resources Tasmania Annual Review misleads on health risks
Director of Mines, Kim Creak needs to correct misleading information in the Mineral Resources Tasmania’s (MRT) Annual Review for 2009-2010. Toxic Heavy...
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Blackwood, the TFIA and funding
I attended the TFIA community information session in Huonville this week in the hope of promoting my blackwood growers cooperative proposal and...
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907
ANZ Bank urged not to throw good money after bad
Members of Pulp the Mill, Friends of the Tamar Valley and TAP Into a Better Tasmania will gather outside the Launceston branch...
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702
Cat control urgently needed
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Minister for Primary Industries, Bryan Green, to include provision for proclamation of the long delayed...
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Bob Brown faces privileges committee inquiry over Wotif donor
GREENS Leader Bob Brown faces a possible investigation by the Senate’s powerful privileges committee over an allegation he used his parliamentary position...
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Expert predicts new mining in the Tarkine could result in a tenfold increase in Devil roadkill
In a report in the Canberra Times, former UTAS environmental scientist Professor Hamish McCallum has suggested that roading for new mining could...
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John Gay charged
• Ed: TT regrets that it has had to withdraw comments on this article. The flood of comments suddenly received all indicate...
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Time running out for the Tarkine: Emergency Heritage Listing vital
The Greens will (today) move in the Senate to call on the Minister for the Environment to immediately include the Tarkine on...
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Answers needed on FT’s publicly-subsidised plantations
The Tasmanian Greens today (Mon) reiterated their call for the Forestry Minister Bryan Green MP to detail the extent of the publicly-subsidised...
