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862Forestry decline: It’s no-one’s fault, says Giddings. But Libs would forgo $276m
Government Listening to Forestry Concerns The Premier, Lara Giddings, today welcomed the opportunity to talk to businesses affected by the downturn in...
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Apple Isle shows off its warm inner glow – in the most natural way
ENVIOUS of West Australian wealth, Queensland’s sunshine and warmth, South Australia’s housing affordability, Victoria’s style? What about Tasmania’s um, er … happiness?...
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Seven years and counting…
It was early 2005 when Bob Gordon sat in the dining room where I lived in Kayena, an idyllic locale just a...
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Extreme Melting On Greenland Ice Sheet
Extreme Melting On Greenland Ice Sheet, Team Reports; Glacial Melt Cycle Could Become Self-Amplifying ScienceDaily (Oct. 25, 2011) — The Greenland ice...
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Asian bee threat to Wet Tropics World Heritage ‘not considered’
The decision not to attempt to eradicate the Asian honey bee must be urgently reconsidered in the light of revelations in the...
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Logging must stop. Nick McKim. Paul O’Halloran’s Notice of Motion. Biomass burning …
The government agreement to stop logging in Tasmania’s wild forests is clear: logging must stop in the 430,000ha that the Prime Minister...
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Forestry didn’t get it all wrong
There is a strong push to stop all logging of native forests, but is this really justified from the point of view...
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Geoff’s Best Reads
Every fortnight on Tasmanian Times, widely-read Geoff Dickinson chooses Six of the past fortnight’s Best Reads. WWI artefacts tell of life on...
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Water minister ignorant over pesticide impact …
The Tasmanian Greens spokesperson on Water, Tim Morris MP, was not surprised that the Minister for Water, the Hon Bryan Green appeared...
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The Tuckers Creek contamination
The Tasmanian Greens today pursued their chemical trespass campaign and called on the Minister for Water to fully investigate the recent pesticide...
