Tasmanian Times
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844Greens pleased, Libs say budget a ‘let-down’
The Tasmanian liberals have criticised the State Government for failing to honour all its election promises. In the first year of a...
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Bid to ban atrazine
NOTICE OF MOTION 16 JUNE 2010 Tim Morris MP on tomorrow to move – That the House notes a recent study titled...
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Peace in Tasmania’s forests?
Tasmanian anti-forestry protestor, Barnaby Drake, recently announced that he was leaving the state. As he explained on the Tasmanian Times website “…...
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Sea Shepherd Updates – Operation Blue Rage updates – Japan Dives Deep into Depravity
http://www.seashepherd.org/news-and-media/news-100612-1.html Operation Blue Rage: Day Five of the Mediterranean Patrol Saturday, June 12th, 2010 Location: Off the Coast of Libya This morning...
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No Social Licence for a Pulp Mill or Plantation Forestry
“There will be no social licence for a pulp mill and its fibre plantation wood supply while the public continues to be...
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Dear oh dear ….
We’ve just come home after a superb winter trip to the south of our fair isle. What visit south would be complete...
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Parliament misled over Basslink viability?
The Tasmanian Greens today revealed documentation that alleges Parliament has been mislead over the viability of the Basslink business case, saying that...
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Rainforest Action Network Expands Misleading Greenwashing of Primary Forest Logging
RAN’s recent “rainforest safe” book and luxury shopping bag campaigns show they value greenwashing primary forest logging and sustaining old growth timber...
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Brazil log prices rise
Eucalyptus log prices in Brazil have gone up 25% the past year, almost reaching the global average hardwood fiber price index in...
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Greens-driven fix for Renewables Target must pass; still room for improvement
The Australian Greens today expressed hope that their long campaign to fix the flawed Renewable Energy Target will finally bear fruit in...
