Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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1.2KAir pollution and woodsmoke
Air pollution and woodsmoke are controversial subjects. A CSIRO study, partly funded by Forestry Tasmania, found that in Geeveston, a Huon Valley...
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Mine gets priority over Tarkine
THE State Government will back mining ahead of the environment in a submission to the Federal Government on whether the Tarkine Wilderness...
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Is national heritage a sham?
In its short existence National Heritage listing has failed to save cattle trampling the delicate plant life of Victoria’s Alpine National Park....
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Once in a lifetime opportunity lost
Ironic that a Tasmanian Greens Alderman (On TT: Anti-development whingeing, HERE) would come out so strongly defending a development that is the...
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Going Green but Getting Nowhere
YOU reduce, reuse and recycle. You turn down plastic and paper. You avoid out-of-season grapes. You do all the right things. Good....
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Community uproar at heritage item at risk
The Giddings (and Greens) Government has again shown callous indifference to the wishes of the voting, tax-paying public with its decision to...
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Application for a Permit to Undertake Dam Works at ‘Bell Bay’
The Examiner, Sept 10, Public Notices: Page 88. DPIPWE public notice. Gunns application for a Permit to Undertake Dam Works at ‘Bell...
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From the Ashes
This week the world will remember the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Those making the pilgrimage back to New York’s Ground...
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Tassie students lag behind
THE reading, writing and numeracy skills of Tasmanian school students have dropped in key areas in the past year, prompting fears they...
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Anti Development Whingeing
Alderman Philip Cocker today described the latest criticism of the University of Tasmania’s Marine Institute building as anti development whingeing. Alderman Cocker...
