Tasmanian Times
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982On Your Bike!
The Tasmanian Greens have congratulated the Hobart Bike Kitchen for its valuable work in rebuilding and recycling old bicycles for re-use around...
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There are lies, damned lies and vested interests’ reports
Ross Gittins argues the claim by manufacturers that Australia has become a net importer of food is ridiculous. What’s the world coming...
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Is climate science disinformation a crime against humanity?
Donald Brown, guardian.co.uk, Monday 1 November 2010 Deeply irresponsible corporate-sponsored programmes of disinformation have potentially harsh effects upon tens of millions of...
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The valuable Bass Strait Scallop Fishery decimated
The Bass Strait Central Zone Scallop Fishery (BSCZSF) is widely regarded as one of the best managed commercial fisheries in Australia. Prior...
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Plantation drop spooks industry. Libs urge caution over mill deal …
The Age reports a loss of interest from plantation growers in Victoria … Plantation drop spooks industry: Maris Beck November 1, 2010...
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We expect that more members of the community might like to enter and see for themselves …
What: Peaceful Community Protest. When: October 31, 12 noon Where: Proposed Pulp Mill Site. Forty five members of the anti-pulp mill group...
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State of the Unions: Construction union snubs ALP. Harkins takes the reigns
Construction union snubs ALP A construction union has turned its back on Tasmania’s Labor Party. The union is unhappy with the State...
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Gunns: The Statement of Principles is a major step forward …
Pulp Mill Update … We are applying significant effort to achieving dual certification for the plantation resource. The Tasmanian Statement of Principles...
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Read!
The following article is grimmer reading . . . http://www.13point7billion.org/2010/10/rise-of-herbivores.htmlAnne
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Australia’s biggest private conservation deal
A group of philanthropists, led by Jan Cameron (founder of Kathmandu), Rob and Sandy Purves (Rob is a member of the Wentworth...
