Tasmanian Times
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911Henry cuts deep in mining critique
THE mining industry did not save Australia from recession as widely believed, according to the head of the Treasury. And any investors...
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Death of the Gunnosaur
Only the mini peaks of contrarian buying, temper the downward plunge of Gunns shares. The sawtooth effect makes the descent even rockier...
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Restoration of colleges is fundamental
The Tasmanian Greens today said that they are continuing to consult with education stakeholders over necessary Tasmania Tomorrow reforms and are hopeful...
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No green tick for Tasmania’s forestry practices
27 May 2010 Media Release ‘No green tick for Tasmania’s forestry practices’ Gunns’ Japanese customers announced base-level Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification...
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Honeybee Blues: Tasmanian Beekeepers Association conference
Tasmanian Beekeepers Association Inc. Rutherglen resort, Launceston, 28th and 29th of May 2010 9am – 5pm cost; $50.00 per day. N.B. A...
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FSC, Tasmanian native forests and Gunns
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Australia has described comments in a news release by Tasmanian Senator Richard Colbeck today as inaccurate, misleading...
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All eyes on Gunns’ share price
Gunns shareholders will be watching the price today after the Tasmanian company’s shares closed at a 20-year low. Gunns shares (opened) at...
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Bartlett’s Good Idea
David Bartlett thinks he has had a good idea and wants to get on with it before it goes cold. Mr Bartlett...
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Damning report card from Engineers Australia
The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed) acknowledged the release of a damning report card into Tasmania’s infrastructure from Engineers Australia, and called on...
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Forest discussions continue …
Premier David Bartlett today met with Greens leader Nick McKim, and environmentalists Phillip Pullinger and Paul Oosting, as part of the ongoing...
