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981Forestry Tasmania’s secret
Last week both the Mercury and the Examiner reported Forestry Tasmania’s refusal to supply cash flow information to the Leg Co Committee...
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Ingrid Betancourt talks to Tasmanian Times
Ingrid Betancourt was a presidential candidate for Colombia in 2002 when she was captured by the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia)....
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Medical students “Say Yes” to a price on carbon. Climate Action Hobart’s action
Medical students around Australia this week are saying “Yes” to a price on carbon pollution as part of a national campaign to...
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Proposal for a Tasmanian Blackwood Growers Cooperative
The many positive responses to my previous article (A missed opportunity for the Forestry Peace Agreement: HERE) have encouraged me, and as...
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Faecal DNA detection … the case of feral foxes in Tasmania
Abstract Early detection of biological invasions is critical to reducing their impact, but because invading organisms are initially at low densities, detection...
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Hunt for fox proof ‘ends’
THE head of Tasmania’s multi-million-dollar fox eradication team says searching for evidence of foxes in the state is no longer necessary as...
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We ask once again: So Bryan, who are the PAL winners?
How can you allow such an unconscionable set of circumstances involving people like the Bridges and many others, arise and then continue?...
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Three Capes: narrow-viewed, highly divisive, expensive agenda
Spokesperson for the ‘Keeps the Capes Wild Group’ – Mr Ted Mead, claimed today that the proposed 3 Capes project on the...
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Strong Sales of Organic Foods Attract Investors
PARIS — Even during a period of rising food prices and economic uncertainty, Damien Bignon, a poultry farmer in the Paris region,...
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To Make Logging Legal, Liberia Will Give Every Tree a Barcode
The African country of Liberia is blessed with lush rainforests full of pygmy hippos, Diana monkeys, duikers, and lots of valuable trees....
