Tasmanian Times
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International Lead Poisoning Awareness Day 2010
MEDIA RELEASE – Wednesday 20th October 2010 International Lead Poisoning Awareness Day 2010 The last week of October is National Lead Poisoning...
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896Impacts of the Gunns pulp mill. Scottsdale, a way forward. Hope, say groups. Train wreck, fears W-W
How Gunns’ planned pulp mill is already displacing opportunities for community and regional growth TAP supports promotion of Talent, Innovation, Diversity and...
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‘How to eradicate foxes’ in 2003
An external wildlife consultant told the Tasmanian Government in early 2003 that based on allegations of fox releases in several locations and...
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China demand pushes log/woodchip imports to records
China’s hunger for wood raw-material pushes timber prices upward, increasing the importation of logs and wood chips to record levels in 2010,...
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Architecture Week October 24-30
Architecture Week is about increasing public awareness and appreciation of architecture and the role that architects play in producing it. In 2010...
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Forests: Peace in our time?
Environment Tasmania, the Conservation Council, The Wilderness Society, Australian Conservation Foundation. Forests Breakthrough: Environment Groups and Forestry Sector Sign Agreement A major...
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Longford: Peace in our time
After an intense 2 week campaign, Longford residents were able to convince Northern Midlands Councillors that the proposed extensions to the new...
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Foxes: Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
I agree with quite a bit of Dr. Clive Marks’ discussion about the fox issue in Tasmania ( The fox that wasn’t...
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LONGFORD: Save the Hub of our Village!
Many concerned citizens have attended two public meetings over the past fortnight, and are now signing a petition that has been drawn...
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Insolvency, disclosure and FT. Ruth Forrest’s forensic eye
If there are times when Forestry Tasmania’s appears secretive, maybe it’s because it doesn’t always know what’s happening. It was unaware of...
