Tasmanian Times
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747The Premier meets the people
VARIOUS: Mr Bartlett, Mr Bartlett MR BARTLETT: Yeh, I’ll come and have a chat with you U/K: Good, that’s lovely MR BARTLETT:...
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The sun was shining on the sea
The sun was shining on the sea, Shining with all his might: He did his very best to make The billows smooth...
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Poisons: More worried about politics than the science. Volatile pesticides
CONFIDENTIAL emails reveal Australia’s food regulator discussed hiding from the Federal Government international warnings about a potentially dangerous chemical used in plastic...
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Phantoms in the machine: GM corn spreads to Mexico
I LANDED in Oaxaca, Mexico, in October 2006. Nestled in the heart of a lush landscape of green mountains, the city is...
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Deplorable condition of the Tamar
The Editor, The Examiner, Dear Sir, In 1982 former MLC Ray Shipp, now Launceston Alderman, called for action on Tamar siltation (The...
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Saturday morning, July 3, Mt Barrow
A cold morning up North …
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As forests burn and marine algae disappear
Big Picture #87 contains the weeks news, organised and liked as you like it, even though things will also go badly for...
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Gunns, Finance Pty Ltd, MIS & ASIC
On Wednesday 12 August 2009 the Australian Securities and Investment Commission banned Ms Nancy Karin Keep from Mount Waverley from providing financial...
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VicForests accused of felling old-growth mountain ash
THE Victorian government’s forestry arm will face a legal challenge over claims it illegally logged old-growth forest and increased the risk to...
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Ban burning native forest
A media release is tucked away on Tas Times Dangers of allowing forestry companies to burn native forests http://oldtt.pixelkey.biz/index.php?/pr-article/dangers-of-allowing-forestry-companies-to-burn-native-forests/. The is an...
