Tasmanian Times
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899Brown takes it to the miners
SYDNEY—As worries grow that the expansion of open-cut coal mining is damaging Australia’s agriculture base, opposition and Greens lawmakers said Wednesday they...
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Greens launch attack on foreign-owned miners
The Greens have released a report which has found 83 per cent of Australia’s mining industry is foreign-owned. The party paid a...
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State government blocks talks on mining in the Tarkine
Tarkine National Coalition was advised yesterday afternoon that the Tasmanian Government will is not willing to explore a plan to bring government,...
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Native Forests transition: read for yourself
A Legislative Council Committee investigating the transition out of logging in most Tasmanian native forests wants the forestry peace deal to be...
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APRIN: The questions that must be answered
THIS WEEK, either Today or Wednesday, the Tasmanian State Government will decide how many millions of dollars they will loan to Aprin...
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Community Groups Shut out of Shed
Community groups are being asked to pay too much for hire of Princes Wharf Shed 1, according to Greens Alderman Helen Burnet...
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No Community Support for Forest Peace Agreement … and MLCs agree
Community group Friends of the Tamar Valley today rejected the ‘Kelty forest peace agreement’. “The community will never agree to a pulp...
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Is the Gunns clock ticking?
GUNNS: It promises to be a very interesting week, this last of the financial year. It’s as if there has been a...
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Labor’s energy fiasco
GREENS RIGHT ALL ALONG ON AURORA ENERGY TAMAR VALLEY POWER STATION Independent Panel Blames AETV for Spiralling Power Prices Kim Booth MP...
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Bolivia moves to end dependence on foreign seed firms
Bolivian President Evo Morales, has signed a new law which aims to ensure food security for his country. Under the plan, state-owned...
