Tasmanian Times
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2.6KSustainability versus corporation control and blind progressivism
An ugly reality that has emerged in Tasmania’s Forestry debate is the assumption that the “problem” to be solved is how to...
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LEADING ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE HONOURED IN LAUNCESTON
At a special exhibition of architecture students’ work in Launceston tonight, (Friday 29 October) David Parsons was awarded the prestigious Australian Institute...
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Tasmanian architect’s top award
ABC Online: Architects celebrate national awards The architects behind a Sydney rail project and a Tasmanian house, above, have taken top honours...
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Climate scientists mad as hell (and high water) — but are they going to take it any more
October 27, 2010 Douglas Martinson, Antarctic Researcher, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: “It just drives me crazy . . . It is so frustrating....
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Duck shooting: unsustainable and brutal
Elizabeth Anile Don’t believe the stereotypes that paint Generation Y as selfish and lazy. Most of the many thousands of young Victorians...
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UniSuper invests in Gunns
UniSuper, a superannuation fund covering most of those in the employ of universities is now the proud owner of 5% of Gunns....
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A second report on the first Forest Forum …
This is primarily for those of you who couldn’t get to the Royal Oak in Launceston last night to hear the report...
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Amazon tributary at a 100-year low
October 28, 2010 Meteorologists are split on the cause of the Amazonia drought, writes Tom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro. ONE of...
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Forest Forums: The Elephants in the Room
The meeting was well attended and started on time. Vanessa Bleyer (Lawyers for Forests) was the facilitator and Emma Anglesee and Bev...
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Mill backing: I made no such comment. Peter Henning: It was in The Australian
Geoffrey Cousins: It has been drawn to my attention that you published an article by Peter Henning ( initially with Bob McMahon,...
